A super quality Victorian solid silver vinaigrette of traditional form and design. This silver vinaigrette has a shaped edge and is profusely decorated with an engraved design of Ivy leaves and foliage. The engraved decoration is to the front, back and sides. The front has a blank unengraved central cartouche which is unusually oval in shape. This silver vinaigrette is marked for Frederick Marson who was a renowned Silversmith of the period and particularly regarded for producing highly decorated, high quality silver boxes, silver card cases and silver vinaigrettes. This is a super quality Victorian silver vinaigrette.
Assay Office: Birmingham
Maker: Frederick Marson
Date: 1876
Condition -
Excellent, there isn't any damage to the box, the decoration is sharp and crisp without any damage or rubbing. There are some really minor surface marks due to age and use which are commensurate with age and minimal use. The box closes snugly and the hinges are good and in full working order. The hallmarks are also good.
Dimensions -
L: 3cm, W: 2cm, D: 0.75cm