Heart & Serpent
Antique Life-Size Strawberry Vesta Box in Silver
Antique Life-Size Strawberry Vesta Box in Silver
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An exceptional antique vesta case. Masterfully modelled as a perfectly scaled, lifelike strawberry. Created in silver and executed in remarkable detail, the surface captures the natural form and texture of the fruit with extraordinary realism. A testament to the skill and creativity of the maker.
Substantial in the hand, the piece weighs over 55 grams, giving it a satisfying weight and presence. Novelty vesta cases such as this were highly prized in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, combining practical purpose with playful design and exquisite craftsmanship.
A rare and delightful collector’s piece. Whimsical yet finely made and a wonderful example of antique silver at its most imaginative.
DETAILS
ERA:Turn of the century - 1900
HALLMARKS: 'sil' - silver
MEASUREMENTS 65 x 38mm approximately
WEIGHT: 55 grams approximately
CONDITION: This is in good antique condition with only a light patina of wear to the silver. the hinge is working well and secure.
Please note the antique box is for display only, however your order will arrived in a beautiful box hand wrapped.
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