Victorian Silver Plated Biscuit Box Cookie Jar

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A fabulous English Victorian silver plated biscuit box/cookie jar with embossed decoration and and hinged lid. Has pie-crust edged base which stands on 3 ball feet. Made by James Dixon & Co, circa 1880.

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Measurements:
Height: 6 1/2" (approx 16.25cm)
Diameter across top: 5 " (approx 12.5cm)
Diameter across base: 7" (approx 17.5cm)
Weight: 886g

In good condition - any dark areas are shadows from the photography, there is no damage to the silver plate.

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Category Antique Silver Plated Date 1880  Late Victorian Antiques Material Silver Plate Origin English Maker James Dixon & Sons | Silvermaker Item code as700a1231 / 49144 Status Sold

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