Measurements
• Case: 2.25” L
• Includes original chain and ring attachment
Description
A wonderful antique sterling silver chatelaine case hallmarked Birmingham 1901. This elegant cylindrical case features a beautifully engraved script C monogram, adding both character and history to the piece.
While these small sterling cases were often used to carry cheroots at the turn of the century, they are wonderfully versatile today. Perfect for storing pills, sewing needles, pins, tiny keepsakes, matches, or other small treasures, this piece offers both functionality and charm. The attached chain and ring allowed it to be suspended from a chatelaine or carried conveniently on one’s person.
With its sleek form, sterling silver construction, and Edwardian-era craftsmanship, this is a delightful addition to any collection of antique sterling accessories, sewing tools, chatelaine pieces, or vanity items.
Condition
Good antique condition with age-appropriate surface wear, patina, small dings, and light scratches consistent with over 120 years of use. Opens and closes properly. Please review all photographs carefully as they form part of the description.
Styling Ideas
Perfect for a chatelaine collection, sewing enthusiast, antique vanity display, or as a unique sterling silver keepsake holder for small treasures.
JEWELRY CASES ARE NOT INCLUDED UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED‼️
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