An Unusual Edwardian Silver Mounted Match Striker.

An unusual silver mounted match striker from Edwardian era. This interesting example has a cut glass rounded body with geometric design. The wide base has frosted panels for striking the matches and the base is cut with a star. The hallmarked silver collar surrounds a reservoir where the unused matched are kept.

Postage & Packing contribution £8.00 UK

£15.00 Worldwide

Condition :- Excellent, with no chips or cracks to the glass and no dents or splits to the silver.

Hallmarks :- Clear and readable, with partial loss to the maker's mark.

Date :- Birmingham 1910.

Maker :- James Deakin & Son.

Height :- 7 cms.

Diameter :- 5.2 cms (widest point).

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