A finely crafted small enamelled silver box from Vienna, dating to the interwar period. The piece bears the Austrian toucan hallmark (Vienna), introduced in 1922, along with the 900 silver standard mark. Maker’s mark: ‘SW’ in a horizontal oval, attributed to Viennese silversmith Siegfried Weiss (circa 1920s–1930s). The lid and sides are decorated with a delicate guilloché pattern covered with translucent yellow enamel. The interior is gilt. The lid contains a removable frame with glass, designed to hold a small photograph, making it both decorative and personal. Condition: good, consistent with age. Minor enamel loss on the side, otherwise well preserved and visually attractive. Dimensions: Diameter: 3 cm Height: 1.5 cm Weight: 23.5 g A refined miniature collectible and a fine example of Viennese enamel craftsmanship.