Andrew Campbell, founder and owner of AC Silver, has been dealing in antique silver and antique jewellery since 1977. In addition to a premier retail premises in Newcastle, north-east England, Andrew has developed an internationally recognised online store, serving both new and return customers nationally and worldwide.
Andrew personally sources a wide range of items, including antique jewellery, antique diamond rings and antique gemstone rings. Andrew has also developed a fine and comprehensive inventory of antique silverware, AC Silver is a respected and trusted specialist in its field.
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Antique Charles II Silver Counter Box c.1670
REF: C8389 / LA475689
£1,295
€1,513
$1,629
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Description
This is an exceptional, fine and rare antique Charles II English silver counter box; an addition to our 17th century collection.
This exceptional and rare antique Charles II silver counter box has a circular form.
The surface of the body is encompassed with impressive embossed leaf and bead decoration.
This antique silver counter box retains the original push fit cover embellished with a six petalled floral design, reflecting the style of a 'slipped' Tudor rose.
The cover opens to reveal five George III maundy pennies and a three-halfpence; these date from 1792-1834.
Note: Counter boxes contained a number of disks, commonly stamped or engraved with portraits of English monarchs, that were used as game markers and counting devices. A counter box rarely has hallmarks.
Maker: Unmarked
measurements
Height:
0.5 cm
Diameter:
1.5 cm
Weight:
4.7 g
measurements
declaration
AC Silver has clarified that the Antique Charles II Silver Counter Box c.1670 (LA475689) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being c.1670
declaration
condition
condition
This silver box is an exceptional gauge of silver, exceptional quality and in excellent condition.
There are no hallmarks as to be expected with such a piece; the date and origin can be determined by the composition and decoration.
Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this example of Charles II silverware.