Victorian Hallmarked Silver Bon Bon Dish & a Heart Shaped Bon Bon Dish
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A Victorian hallmarked silver bon bon dish. Hallmarked year 1893, London. Sponsors mark for John Millward Banks. Together with a Victorian hallmarked silver heart shaped bon bon dish / trinket dish. Hallmarked year 1895, Birmingham. Sponsor's mark for A & J Zimmerman Ltd (Arthur & John Zimmerman). Further together with a Victorian hallmarked silver reticulated pepperette without lid & liner. Hallmarked year 1899, Birmingham. Sponsor's mark for John Charles Lowe (probably). Along with an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver bookmark in the shape of a heart. Completed in a presentation box. Total weight approx. 74g. Largest measures approx. 3cm H x 9cm H x 6cm D
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