Silver script against an ivory toned surface - a small sewing accessory with considered detail.
This Edwardian pins pot dates from 1902 and combines an ivory toned celluloid body with a hallmarked silver mount. The decorative “Pins” lettering identifies its original purpose, turning a practical sewing container into a distinctive little object. British silver hallmarks remain visible on the mount.
Place it on a dressing table beside a simple modern tray or display it among books and small ceramics. Its pale surface and silver detailing bring a subtle contrast to darker furnishings, while the compact size makes it easy to incorporate into an existing arrangement.
Details & dimensions
Antique pins pot / small lidded container Edwardian, dated 1902 Ivory toned celluloid with silver mount Decorative “Pins” lettering British silver hallmarks present Originally made to hold sewing pins
Height: 3.2 cm Width: 5.5 cm
Condition
Very good antique condition, with minor age related wear. The silver mount is secure. Please refer to the photographs and video for a closer look at the surface, lettering, hallmarks and condition.
Shipping
Carefully packed for delivery. Please see Delivery information for shipping details.
