Victorian Era ~ London Sterling Silver Tankard 1862

✨ Sterling Silver Trinket Box | Reynolds & Westwood, Birmingham 1904 ✨ This is a sterling silver jewelry box/trinket box from the Edwardian era, crafted by British silversmiths Reynolds & Westwood in Birmingham in 1904. It weighs 123 grams and is in excellent condition, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship inside and out. 🔹 Material: Sterling Silver 925, interior gilded 🔹 Dimensions: Approximately 16cm (L) x 7cm (W) x 4cm (H) 🔹 Style: Typical Rococo high relief decoration, with a plain shield-shaped cartouche in the center of the lid (unengraved) 🔹 Interior: Fully gilded inside the box and lid, with raised decorative patterns 🔹 Structure: Intact hinges, smooth opening and closing, stable box body 📍 Complete British Hallmarks (Lion Passant Sterling Silver mark, Anchor mark, Year Letter, R&W maker's mark) 📌 What is a "Trinket Box"? A trinket box, often translated as "細工盒" (xì gōng hé), is a small silver box found on the dressing tables of European women in earlier times, specifically designed for storing rings, pomades, hair ornaments, or personal small items. Beyond its practicality, it is itself a work of art, commonly found in the homes of the upper class during the 19th and 20th centuries. *This shop primarily features European antiques, vintage items, and old objects. Having been touched by time, some antiques may inevitably bear slight historical marks, dark spots, or minor chips. They may not be as pristine as brand-new items, but this does not detract from their vintage beauty. We kindly ask that perfectionists and those accustomed to purchasing brand-new items consider this carefully before ordering. We look forward to you becoming someone who, like us, cherishes antique objects. Please feel free to message us if you have any questions!