1911 Sterling Silver Handle Magnifying Glass with Art Nouveau Style from Birmingham, England
A beautiful sterling silver magnifying glass, its handle intricately carved with entwined vines and flowing floral motifs, embodying the natural, curvilinear beauty of the Art Nouveau style popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The handle bears hallmarks from Birmingham, England: a passant lion, an anchor, and the year letter "m," along with the silversmith's mark "H W Ld," all clearly discernible.
The lens measures 5cm in diameter, offering clear magnification. Its moderate, lightweight size makes it a distinguished and practical piece, whether placed on a desk, in a display cabinet, or used as an elegant tool, all while exuding the refined charm of late Victorian silverware craftsmanship.
Maker (Silversmith): H W Ld (Henry Williamson Ltd)
Location: Birmingham
Year: 1911
Dimensions: Total length 14 cm | Lens diameter 5 cm
In good condition and fully functional. The lens is well-preserved with no significant scratches. As with any antique item, there may be minor signs of its history; please consider this before purchasing.
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- A beautiful sterling silver magnifying glass, its handle intricately carved with entwined vines and flowing floral motifs, embodying the natural, curvilinear beauty of the Art Nouveau style popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The handle bears hallmarks from Birmingham, England: a passant lion, an anchor, and the year letter "m," along with the silversmith's mark "H W Ld," all clearly discernible.
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