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Status:This item has been sold Sold by:Robert Bush Antiques
This is a beautiful antique Edwardian sterling silver desk top stationary box measuring 5 1/4'' (13.5 cms) high x 3 1/2'' (9 cms) across x 4 1/2'' (11 cms) deep and in excellent original condition (any marks you can see on the silver are just reflections).
It''s hallmarked for London 1905 with the silversmiths mark for J. Batson & Son.
Inside is lined in wood and is all in very good clean condition and ready to use.
The outside is silver and burgundy/brown leather - there are no inscriptions or monograms and it will come with a certificate of authenticity.
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Internal Reference: 9527
Antique Number: SA1075744
Dateline of this antique is Edwardian
Height is 13.5cm (5.3inches)Width is 9cm (3.5inches)Depth is 11cm (4.3inches)
Antique #SA1075744, shown on this page, originates from the edwardian Era. For historical context, the timeline below highlights the period when it was made:
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