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Woodbridge Antiques has dated this Edwardian Silver Trinket Pot to the 1900s.
The body of the box is a lovely plain polished silver with a small rim to the base, and the interior is lighted gilded with a most attractive pale lemon yellow finish.
A very attractive and nicely proportioned box in which to keep small trinkets and treasures.
Hallmarks: Very clear hallmarks are visible to the underneath of the box for the Chester Assay Office, 1902 with makers mark for James Deakin & Sons, and Lion Passant indicating the finest sterling silver. Partial hallmarks can also be seen on the lid lip.
Condition: there is a tiny pin prick hole to the decorative border, but otherwise the box is in good antique condition.
Measurements: Height: 2.3 cm Width: 7.5 cm Depth: 4.5 cm Weight: 39.5 grams
Weights and measurements are approximate.
Woodbridge Antiques has dated this Edwardian Silver Trinket Pot to the 1900s.
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Edwardian Silver Trinket Pot with Flowers & Scrolls Edging Chester 1902
