A Handmade Sterling Silver Box decorated with an applied figural chariot scene plaque. The plaque consists of four prancing horses with a woman at the reins and it is framed by a beautiful beaded border. The opening tab is also decorated with the same charming beading. Made by William B. Meyers Co. of Newark, New Jersey- a noted maker of silver miniatures and ceremonial objects. The box is hallmarked with Meyer’s distinctive M makers stamp, STERLING and HANDMADE. Nice Patina. Excellent Condition... Click for details

This is a lovely heart shaped sterling silver openwork jewelry box made at the end of the 19th century. The hinged lid and base have a beaded border, the lid with applied repousse heart shaped floral wreathe. The body pierced with an openwork floral scrollwork design forming a heart shaped pattern. The interior lined with rich dark green velvet. The box is marked 5 and sterling. There is no evidence of a maker’s mark. Length: 5 1/2 inches. Width: 5 3/4 inches. Condition: Excellent

This is a late 19th century heart shaped sterling silver box by Mauser Mfg. Co. of New York City. The box has a hinged lid cast and repousse with scrolls and flowers forming a heart shaped vacant reserve. The body is cast and with a ribbon tied repousse floral wreathe. The box is fully marked with maker’s mark and pattern number 1703. The interior retains its original gilding. Length: 5 3/4 inches. Width: 5 1/4 inches. Weight: 8.75 Troy Ounces. Very Good Condition.

Here is a most unusual and very attractive set of four French 950 sterling silver and etched crystal perfume bottles together with a pretty silver-topped powder jar, all designed in the Neo-Classical style and neatly and compactly set into a fitted matching silver base elegantly decorated with floral garlands. The four crystal perfume bottles have gently curved surfaces enhanced on their upper portions by an etched floral swag design and are indented on their backs so that they rest comfortabl... Click for details