C M D - Mirror - .925 silver - Edwardian Silver mirror
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Edwardian sterling silver pocket mirror / locket, Birmingham 1903, in .925 silver with hallmarks and maker C M D, external 9 × 5 cm and internal 5 × 3.5 cm, weight 79.6 g, in fair used condition with original glass and intact hinge.
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Antique Edwardian Sterling Silver Pocket Mirror / Locket – Birmingham 1903
An original Edwardian sterling silver pocket mirror / locket, crafted in Birmingham, England, in 1903, as confirmed by a complete and clear set of British hallmarks.
The piece is fully hallmarked with:
Lion passant – sterling silver (.925)
Anchor – Birmingham assay office
Date letter “D” – corresponding to the year 1903
Maker’s mark: “C M D” – attributed to a reputable British silversmith active in the early 20th century
This elegant personal accessory was intended for everyday use, typically carried in a handbag or worn on a chain. Such mirrors were popular during the Edwardian period and are now highly sought after by collectors of antique silver and personal accessories.
The mirror retains its original glass, showing age-related patina and light oxidation consistent with its age. The silver surface displays a natural antique patina, which has been intentionally preserved. The hinge and closure are intact and functional.
Condition:
Good antique condition, with surface wear, fine scratches, and patina consistent with over 120 years of age. No repairs detected. Hallmarks remain legible.
Material: Sterling silver (.925)
Origin: Birmingham, United Kingdom
Year: 1903
Style: Edwardian
Type: Pocket mirror / silver locket
A genuine and charming example of early 20th-century British silver craftsmanship, suitable for collectors, period jewelry enthusiasts, or as a refined antique accessory.
Antique Edwardian Sterling Silver Pocket Mirror / Locket – Birmingham 1903
An original Edwardian sterling silver pocket mirror / locket, crafted in Birmingham, England, in 1903, as confirmed by a complete and clear set of British hallmarks.
The piece is fully hallmarked with:
Lion passant – sterling silver (.925)
Anchor – Birmingham assay office
Date letter “D” – corresponding to the year 1903
Maker’s mark: “C M D” – attributed to a reputable British silversmith active in the early 20th century
This elegant personal accessory was intended for everyday use, typically carried in a handbag or worn on a chain. Such mirrors were popular during the Edwardian period and are now highly sought after by collectors of antique silver and personal accessories.
The mirror retains its original glass, showing age-related patina and light oxidation consistent with its age. The silver surface displays a natural antique patina, which has been intentionally preserved. The hinge and closure are intact and functional.
Condition:
Good antique condition, with surface wear, fine scratches, and patina consistent with over 120 years of age. No repairs detected. Hallmarks remain legible.
Material: Sterling silver (.925)
Origin: Birmingham, United Kingdom
Year: 1903
Style: Edwardian
Type: Pocket mirror / silver locket
A genuine and charming example of early 20th-century British silver craftsmanship, suitable for collectors, period jewelry enthusiasts, or as a refined antique accessory.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Gross weight
79.6 g
Silver type
.925 silver
Specific region of origin
Birmingham
Title additional information
Edwardian Silver mirror
No. of items
1
Country of Origin
United Kingdom
Manufacturer/ Brand
C M D
Material
Silver
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
External height
9 cm
External width
5 cm
Internal height
5 cm
Internal width
3.5 cm
Estimated Period
1900-1910
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