Engraved with exquisite finesse, this 1905 cardholder evokes the emerging Edwardian elegance.
Made of sterling silver in Birmingham, it retains its superb engraved floral motifs and its blank cartouche, ready to receive initials... or secrets.
Its gilded interior is vermeil.
A period accessory with absolute charm, ideal for collectors or lovers of beautiful British silverware...
💠 Confirmed English hallmarks: Birmingham, 925 silver, 1905
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Date-letter:
f(gothic style, framed) ➡ Year of production: 1905 -
City: Birmingham (anchor symbol)
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Assay mark: Lion passant (925 sterling silver)
- Silversmith's mark: JG (the G being slightly effaced) probably for James Grinsell & Sons, active from 1864, with flourishing production until the early 20th century
💠Floral and geometric engraving, hand-chased decoration
💠Very original curved model
💠Original side clasp
💠Dimensions: width 8.5 cm, height 4.2 cm, thickness 0.7 cm, weight 43 g.
💠Condition: very good general condition and perfectly functional opening.
A refined collector's item, perfect to display, give as a gift or cherish.
A precious and romantic piece, perfect for a collection or as a charming item to give or to treat oneself...
NB: this is a collector's item in good condition, but should not be used as a daily card holder of course!
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