Box - .915 silver






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Spanish solid silver box in 915/1000, designed like a notebook, produced in Spain and dating to the 1960s–1970s, measures 8.8 × 5 × 2 cm and weighs 87 g, in good condition with minor signs of use.
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Solid 915 silver box with notebook design – Spain, 20th century
Original solid silver box of 915 fineness, Spanish-made, featuring a distinctive design inspired by a small notebook or notepad.
The piece presents an elegant rectangular shape, with smooth, polished surfaces. Its most characteristic element is the black band located on one edge of the lid, accompanied by small divisions that evoke the binding of a notebook.
The hinged lid allows access to an interior that is completely lined with silver, with a polished finish.
Because of its features, it could have been used as a cigarette case, a small desk case, or a box for storing personal items.
Its original geometric design, with a vintage aesthetic, recalls the decorative trends of the 1960s and 1970s.
Characteristics:
Origin: Spain.
Material: solid silver of 915 fineness (915/1000).
Assay mark: Spanish silver punch.
Estimated period: 1960s–1970s.
Weight: 87 g.
Dimensions: 8.8 × 5 × 2 cm.
Condition: good state of conservation, with small signs of use, superficial scratches and a light patina in keeping with its age.
An interesting piece of Spanish silversmithing that stands out for its original notebook-inspired design, its functionality, and its mid-20th-century aesthetics.
Solid 915 silver box with notebook design – Spain, 20th century
Original solid silver box of 915 fineness, Spanish-made, featuring a distinctive design inspired by a small notebook or notepad.
The piece presents an elegant rectangular shape, with smooth, polished surfaces. Its most characteristic element is the black band located on one edge of the lid, accompanied by small divisions that evoke the binding of a notebook.
The hinged lid allows access to an interior that is completely lined with silver, with a polished finish.
Because of its features, it could have been used as a cigarette case, a small desk case, or a box for storing personal items.
Its original geometric design, with a vintage aesthetic, recalls the decorative trends of the 1960s and 1970s.
Characteristics:
Origin: Spain.
Material: solid silver of 915 fineness (915/1000).
Assay mark: Spanish silver punch.
Estimated period: 1960s–1970s.
Weight: 87 g.
Dimensions: 8.8 × 5 × 2 cm.
Condition: good state of conservation, with small signs of use, superficial scratches and a light patina in keeping with its age.
An interesting piece of Spanish silversmithing that stands out for its original notebook-inspired design, its functionality, and its mid-20th-century aesthetics.
