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ANTIQUE SILVER BISCUIT BOXES

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An Antique Victorian Silver Plated Chinoiserie style biscuit box, having a round body with straight sides and applied bead-edged borders, with very pretty hand-engraved flowers, reeds, birds, and butterfly work, a hinged domed lid with cast finial, and all sitting on a hand-pierced attached plate with four cast scroll feet. Made by the Atkin Brothers of Sheffield in ca. 1880. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver-plated biscuit box are height 18 cms (7 inches), and diameter at base 17.5 cms (7 inches).

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An Antique Victorian Silver Plated Chinoiserie style biscuit box, having a round body with straight sides and applied bead-edged borders, with very pretty hand-engraved flowers, reeds, birds, and butterfly work, a hinged domed lid with cast finial, and all sitting on a hand-pierced attached plate with four cast scroll feet. Made by the Atkin Brothers of Sheffield in ca. 1880. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver-plated biscuit box are height 18 cms (7 inches), and diameter at base 17.5 cms (7 inches).
An Antique Victorian Silver Plated Chinoiserie style biscuit box, having a round body with straight sides and applied bead-edged borders, with very pretty hand-engraved flowers, reeds, birds, and butterfly work, a hinged domed lid with cast finial, and all sitting on a hand-pierced attached plate with four cast scroll feet. Made by the Atkin Brothers of Sheffield in ca. 1880. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver-plated biscuit box are height 18 cms (7 inches), and diameter at base 17.5 cms (7 inches).
An Antique Victorian Silver Plated Chinoiserie style biscuit box, having a round body with straight sides and applied bead-edged borders, with very pretty hand-engraved flowers, reeds, birds, and butterfly work, a hinged domed lid with cast finial, and all sitting on a hand-pierced attached plate with four cast scroll feet. Made by the Atkin Brothers of Sheffield in ca. 1880. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver-plated biscuit box are height 18 cms (7 inches), and diameter at base 17.5 cms (7 inches). An Antique Victorian Silver Plated Chinoiserie style biscuit box, having a round body with straight sides and applied bead-edged borders, with very pretty hand-engraved flowers, reeds, birds, and butterfly work, a hinged domed lid with cast finial, and all sitting on a hand-pierced attached plate with four cast scroll feet. Made by the Atkin Brothers of Sheffield in ca. 1880. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver-plated biscuit box are height 18 cms (7 inches), and diameter at base 17.5 cms (7 inches).
An Antique Victorian Silver Plated Chinoiserie style biscuit box, having a round body with straight sides and applied bead-edged borders, with very pretty hand-engraved flowers, reeds, birds, and butterfly work, a hinged domed lid with cast finial, and all sitting on a hand-pierced attached plate with four cast scroll feet. Made by the Atkin Brothers of Sheffield in ca. 1880. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver-plated biscuit box are height 18 cms (7 inches), and diameter at base 17.5 cms (7 inches).

Click on the antique silver biscuit boxes to see a larger picture of each silver biscuit box. Our range of antique silver biscuit jars is available for online purchase as well as being available within our store in the London Silver Vaults. All of our silver biscuit boxes and jars bought online will be delivered with free transit insurance. You may also be interested in Antique Silver Table Boxes.


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