Indulge in a piece of history with this rare and gleaming Tiffany & Co. Presentation Silver Box. Its lid bears the inscription "Presented to J.P. Morgan 2nd with the eternal gratitude for the privilege of having known you," adorned with the signatures of four colleagues believed to have worked at the namesake firm. Crafted from thick sterling silver, this substantial box weighs 360 grams and measures 5.75 inches wide, 3.5 inches deep, and 1.5 inches high. It's not just a piece of silverware; it's a testament to a bygone era. This exquisite piece bears the stamp of Tiffany & Co. used between 1907 and 1947. We believe it dates from around 1930, as JP Morgan II died in 1943 and was Chairman of the Board at his death. Good antique condition with clear engraving, light surface wear, scratches. Please review the photos for further condition assessment.Perfect for collectors or those in banking, finance, or on Wall Street, this rare and unique collectible is equally stunning as a desk display or as a jewelry box atop a dresser. Make a statement with this eye-catching piece that embodies the elegance and prestige of a bygone era.
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Brief Bio:John Pierpont "Jack" Morgan II, often referred to as J.P. Morgan II, was an influential figure in the realm of finance during the early to mid-20th century. Born on September 7, 1867, into the prestigious Morgan banking dynasty, he inherited a legacy of financial prowess and leadership.Following in the footsteps of his grandfather, J.P. Morgan Sr., and his father, J.P. Morgan Jr., Jack Morgan played a significant role in shaping the course of American finance. He served as a key figure in the renowned banking firm J.P. Morgan & Co., which wielded considerable influence in the realms of corporate finance, investment banking, and international finance.Throughout his career, J.P. Morgan II navigated the complexities of the financial world with astuteness and foresight. He held various leadership positions within the firm, eventually rising to the role of Chairman and CEO. Under his stewardship, J.P. Morgan II continued the legacy of his predecessors, steering the firm through turbulent economic times, including the aftermath of the Great Depression and World War II. He played a pivotal role in shaping economic policies and financial strategies that would impact both the nation and the global economy.Beyond his professional endeavors, J.P. Morgan II was known for his philanthropy and civic engagement. He supported numerous charitable causes and served on the boards of various cultural and educational institutions, leaving a lasting legacy of philanthropic impact. J.P. Morgan II passed away on March 13, 1943, leaving behind a legacy of financial acumen, leadership, and philanthropy that continues to reverberate in the annals of American finance.Check out our other antique listings.