Vietnamese Colonial Silver-Gilt Round Box VINH-SADEC, Late 19th Century

Late 19th century French 800. silver and blue enamel belt buckle. Hallmarked with French boar head mark and French maker's mark. Maker unidentified. The measurements: Length x wid...

Late 20th century 925 sterling silver bowl by Victoria Silverware Ltd. Made in England, Birmingham, 1996 Fully hallmarked. Dimensions: Height: 13.3 cm Width: 16.5 cm Weight: 368 g...

Gustave Keller Art Deco silver-gilt sandwich box with M& G monogram. Made in France, Paris Hallmarked with French marks, with 950/1000 silver purity. ...

An antique round patch box, crafted in sterling silver during the 17th century, is potentially from the era of Charles II. The silver circular box and cover showcase embossing featuring a Tudor Rose within a bordered design. The interior is hallmarked with the maker's mark I.F, and the base bears the initial letters C.W. It was likely made in London around the 1680s. Dimensions: Diameter x height: 2.8 x 1.4 cm Weight: 6.9 grams Condition: Minor signs of wear and tear, interior has blemishes, otherwise good condition overall. Patch boxes, popularized during the 17th century, held significant cultural and historical relevance. These small, often round, containers were crafted to store small patches or beauty spots, which were fashionable accessories worn by both men and women during this era. Patches were made from silk or velvet and were applied to the face to cover blemishes or enhance facial features. The 17th century was marked by an increased focus on personal grooming and beauty, and patch boxes became essential accessories for those seeking to adhere to contemporary fashion standards. The Tudor Rose, a prominent symbol embossed on many patch boxes from this period, carried special significance. The Tudor Rose is a combination of the white rose of York and the red rose of Lancaster, symbolizing the union of the two warring houses during the Wars of the Roses, which ended with the establishment of the Tudor dynasty...

A beautifully engraved silver snuff box from Jerusalem from the late 19th century is finely crafted and is a piece that reflects the rich cultural heritage and craftsmanship of the r...

This large Russian silver snuff box from the late 19th century is a finely crafted and substantial piece, reflecting the opulence and attent...

This striking late 19th-century German silver goblet exemplifies the era’s exceptional silversmithing, combining elegant form with intricate ornamentation. The piece rests on a beaut...

An elegant Austrian Hanukkah lamp made in the late 19th century. The Backplate of this Hanukkah lamp is designed similar to many Torah shields made in that province and that part of...