Figurine - .800 silver





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Description from the seller
An elegant and finely crafted vintage Italian solid silver miniature chalice-shaped urn, designed in the style of a classic ice bucket or formal bonbonnière (candy/sugar holder). The piece features a beautifully fluted, ribbed body, raised on a domed pedestal foot with a delicate beaded border. It is equipped with two movable, twisted-rope side handles and includes a pair of matching miniature silver spoons adorned with an ornate, classical repoussé handle design.
Country of Origin: Italy
Material: Solid 800 Silver (800/1000 purity)
Estimated Period: Late 20th Century (Post-1968)
Included Accessories: Two matching miniature silver spoons.
Estimated Dimensions
Height: Approx. 7.5 cm to 8.5 cm (from the bottom of the base to the top rim/handles)
Width (Handle to Handle): Approx. 5.5 cm to 6.5 cm * Rim Diameter: Approx. 4.5 cm
Retailer/Origin Label: Features an original vintage paper shop label on the bottom underside: "Bomboniere HOME LAMP, Viale Europa, 174, Aversa (CE), Tel. 081/8121550".
Hallmarks & Authenticity
The base of the chalice features two distinct, officially struck Italian hallmarks:
1 Purity Mark: The number 800 enclosed in an oval outline, certifying solid 800/1000 continental silver.
2 Maker's Mark: A standard post-1968 Italian polygonal hallmark containing a star (★), followed by the craftsman’s registration number and the two-letter province abbreviation (partially worn but officially struck).
Condition Report
Overall Condition: Good vintage condition with signs of age and authentic patina.
Surface: There are visible surface oxidation marks, light scratches, and natural tarnish consistent with age and use. The piece would polish up beautifully if desired, but retains its historical character as is.
Structural Integrity: The structure is sound, the pedestal base sits flat, and both twisted handles are fully intact and functional. Spoons show minor surface wear but are free of structural damage.
An elegant and finely crafted vintage Italian solid silver miniature chalice-shaped urn, designed in the style of a classic ice bucket or formal bonbonnière (candy/sugar holder). The piece features a beautifully fluted, ribbed body, raised on a domed pedestal foot with a delicate beaded border. It is equipped with two movable, twisted-rope side handles and includes a pair of matching miniature silver spoons adorned with an ornate, classical repoussé handle design.
Country of Origin: Italy
Material: Solid 800 Silver (800/1000 purity)
Estimated Period: Late 20th Century (Post-1968)
Included Accessories: Two matching miniature silver spoons.
Estimated Dimensions
Height: Approx. 7.5 cm to 8.5 cm (from the bottom of the base to the top rim/handles)
Width (Handle to Handle): Approx. 5.5 cm to 6.5 cm * Rim Diameter: Approx. 4.5 cm
Retailer/Origin Label: Features an original vintage paper shop label on the bottom underside: "Bomboniere HOME LAMP, Viale Europa, 174, Aversa (CE), Tel. 081/8121550".
Hallmarks & Authenticity
The base of the chalice features two distinct, officially struck Italian hallmarks:
1 Purity Mark: The number 800 enclosed in an oval outline, certifying solid 800/1000 continental silver.
2 Maker's Mark: A standard post-1968 Italian polygonal hallmark containing a star (★), followed by the craftsman’s registration number and the two-letter province abbreviation (partially worn but officially struck).
Condition Report
Overall Condition: Good vintage condition with signs of age and authentic patina.
Surface: There are visible surface oxidation marks, light scratches, and natural tarnish consistent with age and use. The piece would polish up beautifully if desired, but retains its historical character as is.
Structural Integrity: The structure is sound, the pedestal base sits flat, and both twisted handles are fully intact and functional. Spoons show minor surface wear but are free of structural damage.

