
Antique Continental 900 Silver Trinket Pin Dishes Pair with Crown Mark
Early 20th century
A refined pair of antique Continental 900 silver trinket or pin dishes, each marked “900” with a crowned maker’s mark.
These small silver dishes have a clean circular form with raised borders and subtle hand-finished detail around the rim. Their understated design makes them suitable for use as ring dishes, coin trays, cufflink holders, pin dishes or small decorative silver display pieces.
The “900” mark indicates 900 silver, meaning 90% silver purity. The crowned maker’s mark is present but not identified, so the exact maker and country of origin remain unattributed.
Details
Maker: Unidentified
Origin: Continental Europe, exact country unidentified
Era: Early 20th century
Material: 900 silver
Marks: “900” and crowned maker’s mark
Set: Pair of small trinket or pin dishes
Diameter: Approximately 6 cm each
Total Weight: 56.1 grams
Design: Circular form with raised border and subtle hand-finished rim detail
Use: Trinket dishes, pin dishes, ring dishes, coin trays, cufflink dishes or cabinet display pieces
Condition
Very good antique condition with light surface scratches and minor age-related wear consistent with careful use. No dents or repairs noted. The “900” marks and crowned maker’s marks are visible, though the maker has not been identified. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description.
Historical and Collector Context
Continental European silver was produced in a variety of silver standards, including 800, 835, 900 and 950 silver, depending on country, period and workshop practice. The 900 standard indicates a high silver purity, slightly below sterling silver but above many common Continental silver standards.
Small silver dishes of this type were popular as practical and decorative table or dressing-table accessories. Their modest size makes them especially versatile for holding rings, coins, cufflinks, pins or other small personal items.
This pair is appealing for its matching form, 900 silver standard, clean presentation and usable size. It would suit collectors of Continental silver, small antique silver dishes, dressing-table silver, ring dishes or elegant silver display pieces.
All items are vintage or antique and may show light signs of age. Please review all photos carefully as they form part of the description. Feel free to message with any questions prior to purchase.
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Provenance & Details
- Era / Date
- Early 20th century
- Material
- 900 Silver
- Hallmarks
- “900” and crowned maker’s mark
- Condition
- Very Good
- Dimensions
- 6 cm diameter
- Weight
- 56.1 grams
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