Elegant Edwardian sterling silver box with hand-hammered finish, fully hallmarked for Birmingham, 1912. A substantial and well-proportioned piece, displaying the refined craftsmanship typical of early 20th-century English silverwork. The exterior is executed in solid sterling silver (.925) with a uniform hammered surface. The interior is fitted with its original wooden lining, a characteristic construction method for luxury table boxes of the period. The base retains its period textured lining, framed by a sterling silver border. The box has a pleasing weight of 186 grams, offering a robust and high-quality feel in hand. The hinge operates smoothly, and the overall condition is attractive for a piece over a century old. Hallmarks (crisp and fully legible): – Maker’s mark: H.B & Co (Hukin & Heath) – Assay office: Anchor (Birmingham) – Lion passant: .925 sterling silver – Date letter: “n” for 1907 A fine example of Edwardian decorative silver—ideal for collectors of British silver, Arts & Crafts–influenced metalwork, or early 20th-century design.