Price
£950.00This object is eligible for a Certificate of BADA Provenance
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Charming Victorian sterling silver miniature modelled as a wickerwork basket.
Maker: Edward H Stockwell. London 1872.
This basket is beautifully crafted and the two looped handles are each applied to the body with leaf decoration. It would make a very useful addition to a dressing table to keep safe small items such as rings, cuff links etc. Alternatively, it would make an excellent talking piece on the dining table for various condiments or sweets.
The full set of hallmarks is stamped on one side of the basket near the top rim.
E H Stockwell was renowned for his innovative presentations of objects in every day use.
Height: 1.2 inches (3.04cm)
Width: including handles 3.4 inches (8.63cm)
Weight: 3.23 troy ounces (100.5 grams)
Condition report
Excellent. This delightful basket would make a welcome gift.Stock number
8501The BADA Standard
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