A beautifully preserved Edwardian-era hair receiver, crafted in 1905 by renowned silversmith Albert William Parson (AWP), hallmarked in Birmingham, England. This elegant vanity piece features: A delicately cut glass base with intricate faceting An ornate repoussé sterling silver lid with a central opening, typical of hair receivers from the period Full, clear hallmarks including the maker’s mark (AWP), sterling lion passant, Birmingham anchor, and date letter “f” for 1905 These charming collectibles were once part of a lady’s dressing table set, used to collect hair from brushes for creating hairpieces or "ratts." Condition: Excellent antique condition. No chips to the glass. Silver lid fits securely with light surface patina appropriate for age. A gorgeous and functional display piece for vintage vanity collectors, silver enthusiasts, or those with a love of Edwardian design.