Pocket Watch Chain Fob 1920s Religious Star Of David Antique Coal Mining Interest

Original Antique highly impressive 'Star Of David' chunky golden brass Religious fob (with English coal mining interest) for a Gentleman's pocket watch chain. C ~1920's. (Please excuse the reflections/dark shadows in the pictures - was extremely difficult to photograph). Measures; 3.6cm height (including the top ring), 2.4cm width and weighs a respectable 6.3 grams. Extremely ornate circular shaped (slightly convex) chunky fob which has the six pointed 'Star Of David' to centre. The back is smooth, highly polished and under eyeglass only I can just see hand engraved initials and am able to make out the word; Ashington which is an area in Northumberland, England celebrated as 'The World's Largest Coal Mining Village'. Suspect this was once owned by a coal miner and used as a lucky Talisman. Robust and very secure large brass top ring to attach to a Gentleman's pocket watch chain. Excellent clean and bright condition with no wear or damage and just a tiny bit of extremely light overall patina / little surface scratches commensurate with age. Will arrive in a new velvet presentation pouch and be very securely and safely packed. *** WILL SHIP WORLDWIDE *** UK - FREE! ROYAL MAIL 1ST CLASS SIGNED FOR DELIVERY