Ari D. Norman sterling silver box with embossed roses, London, 1984
Ari D. Norman sterling silver box with embossed roses, London, 1984
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Rectangular box in sterling silver made by the prestigious British goldsmith Ari D. Norman, a piece marked in London in 1984, as indicated by the official hallmarks engraved on the base.
The lid and sides are decorated in high relief with an elegant floral motif: two large roses at the top and a frieze of flowers and fruits around the body.
This box is intended to hold pills, jewelry, or small personal items, and combines traditional techniques with a classic decorative design.
Ideal for collectors, lovers of contemporary British silverware, or as a refined gift with a timeless feel.
**Characteristics:**
- Approximate dimensions: It is 4.8 cm long and 2.2 cm high.
- Total weight: 19.98 grams
**Composition:**
- Silver.
- Distinctive seals: Yes, on the base of the box.
- Acid test: Completed, positive result.
- Other materials: No.
**Additional Details:** These items are not new; they show signs of use and may have scratches and imperfections typical of their age. Please examine the photos. We provide an accurate description. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Attention to detail!
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