Silver Plated Art Nouveau Jewelry Box, Antique Quadruple Plate hotsell Footed Jewelry Casket With Roses, E G Webster

Antique E G Webster silver quadruple plate jewelry casket. This gorgeous jewelry box from the Art Nouveau period, has wonderful rose repousse decoration on the lid. Garland trim runs all the way around the box, and it stands on ornate paw feet. The interior has a pale green lining that was velvet at one time, but is mostly worn off. It does have a lock, and it came with a key, but I believe the key is not original to the box, as it does not work consistently. I would personally leave it unlocked.

The box measures 6.25 inches wide, 4.25 inches from front to back, and stands 3.5 inches tall. It was made in the very early 1900s, around 1905.

The bottom of the box is marked quadruple plate, with the maker's mark of E G Webster and Sons of Brooklyn, NY.

Overall, the box is in great condition for it's age, and the silver plate is still nice and shiny. The silver plate on the upper edge of the large rose is a little worn, as is the ring around the lock. There is a crimp to the edge of the lid to the left of the large rose (shown in photo), and also, a dent on the back (also shown in the photos). hotsell