Sterling Silver Bon Bon Basket by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, 1893.

Name: Sterling Silver Bon Bon Basket by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, 1893.
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA782827
Availability: SoldOut

19th century

Sold by Harrington Antiques

Description

A very fine and attractive bon bon basket, fully hallmarked for James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, 1893.

The basket boasts a wonderful pierced foliate design with flowers to the border and base. The base shows some losses to the silver at each side; the losses appear to be deliberate in their placement and arched form, thus it appears to be a later deliberate alteration to the design (please see photographs).

Overall the basket is in a good condition, very striking and attractive.

Dimensions:-

Length: 17.5cm

Width: 13.75

Height (at highest point): 6.5cm

Weight: 154 grams

DELIVERY:

UK Mainland: £4.00

International Delivery: Please contact us for a no obligation delivery quote.

Declaration

Harrington Antiques has dated this piece to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA782827

Dealers Notes

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Description

A very fine and attractive bon bon basket, fully hallmarked for James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, 1893.

The basket boasts a wonderful pierced foliate design with flowers to the border and base. The base shows some losses to the silver at each side; the losses appear to be deliberate in their placement and arched form, thus it appears to be a later deliberate alteration to the design (please see photographs).