Antique Edwardian Sterling Silver Flower Vases from Pearce & Son, 1908

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A fine pair of Edwardian sterling silver flower or spill vases dating to the early 20th century, displaying an elegant … Read more A fine pair of Edwardian sterling silver flower or spill vases dating to the early 20th century, displaying an elegant and understated English design. Each vase is fashioned in a slender fluted cylindrical form, with the vertical detailing creating a refined architectural appearance while beautifully reflecting light across the polished silver surfaces. The bodies are raised upon plain circular bases, providing a balanced and stable profile. Their versatile proportions make them particularly suitable for displaying individual flowers or small arrangements, as well as for use as decorative spill vases. The pair carries London hallmarks dating individually to 1908 and 1910. Crafted from sterling silver, they have a substantial combined net silver weight of approximately 277 grams. Each vase has a liquid capacity of approximately 220 millilitres and remains watertight. Presented in very good antique condition with only minor age-related surface marks. There are no noted bruises, holes, damage or repairs, and the pieces remain free from later engraved presentation inscriptions or monograms. The silver retains a beautiful bright patina and the pair is clean and ready for use or display. Material: Sterling Silver Edwardian Sterling silver Flower / Spill vases. Of fluted cylindrical form. Raised on plain circular bases. Hallmarked : X 1 @ London 1908 X 1 @ London 1910 Maker's Mark for : Pearce & Sons Liquid capacity ; 220 Millilitres 7.74 Imperial fluid ounces Combined net weight of the silver content ; 277 grams Dimensions each ; Height 153 mm Diameter of the Rims 50 mm Diameter of the bases 63 mm In very good condition. No damage, bruises ,holes or repairs. See less