HM 1907 Sterling Silver
Edwardian Art Nouveau Pierced Footed Bonbon Dish 120g
This is a stylish sterling
silver bonbon dish from the Edwardian art nouveau era. It is hallmarked
Birmingham 1907 with maker’s initials of “W.N” for William Neale, Warstone
Lane, Birmingham.
With rococo styling it is an
oval shape sitting on four decorative legs. The walls flare outward to form its
rim, decorated with scrolls to the sides and a mask to each of its tab handle
ends. The inner bowl has a round base with walls of openwork geometric shapes
to the lower area including two different star shapes and a T-bar motif. The
flared top has a series pierced scroll designs to the ends and smaller openwork
scrolls to the sides.
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The bonbon dish is in good
antique condition, no damage or faults to report, some minor wear and a warm
patina. The photos form part of the condition description.
Measures: H6.4 x L19 x W12.85cm;
weighs 120g.
Please look at all the pictures, they are a really important part of the description and condition report.
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Australia Post with Signature on Delivery.
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On 08/06/2023 at 22:21:40 AEST, seller added the following information: