Figure - DOG - .925 silver






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A .925 silver figurine of a standing dog, dated to 1940–1950, measuring 7 × 13 × 2.5 cm and weighing 239.15 g, in good used condition with small signs of age and blemishes.
Description from the seller
Silver Dog Figurine
Portugal assay mark (1938-1984), 833/000, and same date marker's mark.
A finely crafted silver figurine depicting a standing dog, executed with remarkable attention to detail. The sculptor has beautifully captured the animal’s expressive face, flowing coat, and natural stance, giving the piece both character and realism.
The figurine bears silver hallmarks, visible in the photographs. It remains in very good overall condition, showing only light signs of age and use consistent with its history.
Height: 7.0cm
Dimension: 13x2.5cm
Weight: 239.15g
An attractive decorative object and a charming addition to any silver collection, animal figurine collection, or interior display. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description and condition of the lot.
Seller's Story
Silver Dog Figurine
Portugal assay mark (1938-1984), 833/000, and same date marker's mark.
A finely crafted silver figurine depicting a standing dog, executed with remarkable attention to detail. The sculptor has beautifully captured the animal’s expressive face, flowing coat, and natural stance, giving the piece both character and realism.
The figurine bears silver hallmarks, visible in the photographs. It remains in very good overall condition, showing only light signs of age and use consistent with its history.
Height: 7.0cm
Dimension: 13x2.5cm
Weight: 239.15g
An attractive decorative object and a charming addition to any silver collection, animal figurine collection, or interior display. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description and condition of the lot.
