3 Antique Solid Silver Boxes: Art Nouveau, Deco, Continental.

Three hallmarked solid silver pocket boxes spanning three eras and three silver standards. All hinges work, with no cracks, splits, or repairs. From a Canadian estate collection, they make an ideal starter set for a collector or a lovely display group. 1. ART NOUVEAU STERLING FLORAL REPOUSSÉ BOX (c. 1890–1910) High-relief twin blooms and foliage in a flowing whiplash frame, with a side suspension ring (chatelaine/pendant style). Original gold vermeil interior and a flush, tight-sealing lid. Marked STERLING (.925). Measures 1-3/4" x 1" and weighs 13.67 g. Excellent condition, with rich patina highlighting the relief. 2. CZECH ART DECO 900 SILVER ENGINE-TURNED BOX (c. 1929–1940s) Crisp reeding on lid and base, cut Deco corners, and a gilt interior. Lid and base are both marked with 900 fineness, the Czech triangle "3" assay mark, maker "ML", and matching workshop number "23". Measures 1.25" x 1" x 0.25" and weighs 13.43 g. Light scratches and some gilt wear, with no dents or repairs. Snaps shut securely. 3. CONTINENTAL 800 SILVER HEXAGONAL FLOWER BASKET BOX (c. 1890–1920) High-relief basket of flowers and roses in a foliate border, with acanthus/laurel leaf work on all six sides. Strong hidden hinge; the lid sits flush. Marked 800 with a shell maker's crest. Measures 1.25" x 0.3" and weighs 14.73 g. Excellent condition, with deep patina and a clean interior. Total silver weight: 41.83 g (.925, 900 and 800). Photos form part of the description. Sold as a lot.