No reserve-Handgemaakt 1e gehalte zilveren pillendoosje met gestileerde Azteekse vogel - Pillbox - .925 silver

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Handmade 1st-grade silver pill box from Ecuador, dating to around 1950–1960, approximately 2 x 2.5 cm and 1.4 cm high, weighing 10.8 g, with a hinged lid featuring a stylised Aztec bird.

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Rare handcrafted .925 fine silver pillbox.

The box is fitted with a well-closing hinged lid.
The lid is hand-embellished with a beautiful inlaid decoration of a stylized Pre-Columbian / Aztec bird.

The meander motif on the body of the bird is typical of Andean / Taxco tourist silver from the 1960s–1980s.

The box is small and solid, with a perfectly closing lid featuring a snap closure and a hinge at the back.

Nice collector’s item and ideal as a pillbox, snuff box, or for small jewelry.

Hallmarks:
Inside of the lid stamped 925 and on the inside of the base clearly stamped: 925 - [AC] - ECUADOR. See photos.
Dimensions & weight:
Dimensions approx. 2 x 2.5 cm
Height: approx. 1.4 cm
Weight: 10.8 grams
Condition:
In good vintage condition. The lid closes perfectly. Here and there light signs of wear / small stains and light oxidation appropriate for the age.
Needs a good polish to achieve an optimal result.

See photos for a good impression of the condition.

Nice opportunity for collectors of South American silver, Taxco silver and small silver boxes.

This beautiful silver pillbox is, due to its graceful form, the decorated lid and the distinctive ornament, a striking and special decorative object.
The box has an extremely classy appearance and is a sight to behold.
The lid closes perfectly, making the box very suitable to use as a pillbox.

Will be carefully packed and insured shipped.

Rare handcrafted .925 fine silver pillbox.

The box is fitted with a well-closing hinged lid.
The lid is hand-embellished with a beautiful inlaid decoration of a stylized Pre-Columbian / Aztec bird.

The meander motif on the body of the bird is typical of Andean / Taxco tourist silver from the 1960s–1980s.

The box is small and solid, with a perfectly closing lid featuring a snap closure and a hinge at the back.

Nice collector’s item and ideal as a pillbox, snuff box, or for small jewelry.

Hallmarks:
Inside of the lid stamped 925 and on the inside of the base clearly stamped: 925 - [AC] - ECUADOR. See photos.
Dimensions & weight:
Dimensions approx. 2 x 2.5 cm
Height: approx. 1.4 cm
Weight: 10.8 grams
Condition:
In good vintage condition. The lid closes perfectly. Here and there light signs of wear / small stains and light oxidation appropriate for the age.
Needs a good polish to achieve an optimal result.

See photos for a good impression of the condition.

Nice opportunity for collectors of South American silver, Taxco silver and small silver boxes.

This beautiful silver pillbox is, due to its graceful form, the decorated lid and the distinctive ornament, a striking and special decorative object.
The box has an extremely classy appearance and is a sight to behold.
The lid closes perfectly, making the box very suitable to use as a pillbox.

Will be carefully packed and insured shipped.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Gross weight
10.8 g
Silver type
.925 silver
Country of origin
Ecuador
Manufacturer/brand
No reserve-Handgemaakt 1e gehalte zilveren pillendoosje met gestileerde Azteekse vogel
Material
Silver
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
14 mm
Width
25 mm
Depth
20 mm
Estimated period
1950-1960
Sold by
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Objects sold
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