£350 - £650
A fine George VI sterling silver jewelry casket, hallmarked Birmingham, 1951. Of rectangular form, the hinged lid features elegant beveled (bezelled) edges and a polished central reserve, opening to reveal a [likely cedar-lined] interior. The box is supported on a stepped base, exemplifying the sturdy yet refined aesthetic of mid-century British vanity silver.
Maker: Attributed to Adie Brothers Ltd
Origin: Birmingham, UK
Material: Sterling Silver (.925)
Period: George VI / Festival of Britain (1951)
Dimensions: 11.5cm x 8.9cm x 5cm
Weight: 351g (Gross)
Condition: Excellent; hinges are tight, minimal compression to the corners.
Auctioneer's Note: 1951 hallmarked items carry a collectible "Festival Year" appeal, particularly when they exhibit such substantial weight and clean, architectural lines
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