Asprey Silver Hexagonal Box London 1912

Name: Asprey Silver Hexagonal Box London 1912
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA867805
Availability: SoldOut

1900 - 1920

Sold by Aramis Antiques

Description

A delightful George V era silver hexagonal box with clear hallmarks on the lid and base for London 1912 and makers mark for ASPREY & CO. An exquisite piece, in plain smooth silver. It has a vacant oblong shield on the top and a ridge on the front side of the lid, so that the box opens easily but is not loose. The box opens and shuts with a good click. Underneath it is engraved Regn Applied For meaning that ASPREY applied for a patent for this design. This was made at the end of the Edwardian and start of the George V eras, when quality and refinement were the name of the day. And it’s by ASPREY, so it’s gorgeous.

Physical Dimensions

Height

4cm (1.57")

Width

7.5cm (2.95")

Depth

3.5cm (1.38")

Declaration

Aramis Antiques has dated this piece to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA867805

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Description

A delightful George V era silver hexagonal box with clear hallmarks on the lid and base for London 1912 and makers mark for ASPREY & CO. An exquisite piece, in plain smooth silver.

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It has a vacant oblong shield on the top and a ridge on the front side of the lid, so that the box opens easily but is not loose.

Aramis Antiques

The box opens and shuts with a good click. Underneath it is engraved Regn Applied For meaning that ASPREY applied for a patent for this design. This was made at the end of the Edwardian and start of the George V eras, when quality and refinement were the name of the day. And it’s by ASPREY, so it’s gorgeous.