Antique Silver Vesta Case, Hallmarked London, 1904 gifts for cyclists

Antique Silver Vesta Case, Hallmarked London, 1904 gifts for cyclistsThese lovely little cases were used to keep matches in, to keep them dry and to have them to hand when they were needed. They began to be made after the invention of friction matches, or vestas, around the 1830 40s. Nowadays they can be worn as an unusual pendant or can make gorgeous little keepsakes. Hallmarked in London in 1904 by John Thompson & Sons of Clerkenwell Road, this vesta case is an exquisite example of the artistry and skill of the

A piece of jewellery for any

" and this jewellery technique was named as such because it resembles a paved or cobblestone road

dreaming and remembering

A chic and stylish pair of hammered silver earrings in a contemporary geometric design

It would be very eye-catching worn on its own

Designed by the loved Nick Hubbard

A lovely pendant which embraces the classic beauty and versatility of silver

Combining both satin and high-polished finishes

They would make a lovely gift to brighten someone's day

"I am just going outside and may be some time"

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