blscd - Frame - .925 silver - sterling silver frame

Antique silver-plated photo frame in Sterling Silver 925, Victorian/Art Nouveau style, Made in England
Detailed Description
Elevate your home decor with this exquisite antique photo frame, a true collectible piece made in England. Crafted from authentic sterling silver 925 (containing 92.5% pure silver), this frame combines timeless luxury with superior craftsmanship.
Main Features
Material: Solid sterling silver 925, also known as silver 925, for a lasting shine and greater resistance to wear compared to pure silver.
Design Unico: The frame features shaped borders and embossed floral/Rococo decorations, reminiscent of the opulent style of the Victorian era or Art Nouveau. A solid and distinctive piece.
Origin: Made in England, with the visible inscriptions 'MADE IN ENGLAND' and 'STERLING SILVER,' guaranteeing authenticity and provenance.
Finish and Back: The silver front has been lacquered to protect it from oxidation and preserve its shine over time, without the need for frequent polishing. The back is made of navy blue velvet, which adds a touch of refinement and protects the supporting surfaces.
Conditions: Excellent vintage condition, with the charm of the patina of time that increases its value and uniqueness.
Additional Details:
Ideal for: luxury gift, anniversary, wedding, or adding a touch of elegance to any setting.
Hallmarks: English silver is traditionally stamped with specific hallmarks that identify the manufacturer, the assay office, and the year of production. These marks are usually discreet and can be verified for further confirmation of the era.
Stamps: Standard Mark (Purity): The partial image of a walking lion (lion passant), typical of English silver, certifies that the item is made of sterling silver 925 (92.5% pure silver).
Assay Office Mark: The symbol of an anchor represents the Assay Office of Birmingham, England.
Date Letter: The letter 'u' in a square-shaped cartouche with rounded corners, combined with the Birmingham anchor symbol, indicates that the item was tested and marked in the year 1913/1914.
Maker's Mark (Manufacturer's Mark): The initials 'BSCLD' on the first punch identify the manufacturer or the specific sponsor of the item. BSCLD is the registered abbreviation of B.S.C. Limited (British Silverware Company Limited).
in perfect condition