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Help IDing this sterling silver small container with detailed craftsmanship

Chad1978

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Orlando, FL
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Garrett AT Pro / Fisher CZ-20
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Relic Hunting
Can anyone assist with IDing (age, location, etc.) this silver object I found. There is no mark stating that it is silver, but I know it is from the sound, weight and acid test (turned bright red). Since there is no silver mark, I am thinking it is old (before they were required to mark silver objects)...the craftsmanship is quite detailed and beautiful. It is about 1 to 1.25 inches width and about 1 inch in height.
Any help would be awesome!
 

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I'm guessing late 1800's, it is a beautiful piece, it looks hand designed. Did you find it metal detecting?

Coinman123,
 
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Is it magnetic? Silver plate will usually have steel as a base metal.
 
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The filigree work reminds me of Bezalel silver made in Palestine

Here is a picture of a Bezalel brooch

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Hey Chad!! Nice Jewelry Box!! Now if you could just fill her up!! Anyway, GOOD LUCK and GOOD HUNTING!! VERDE!!
 
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looks like a potpoutti container..the small ones were often placed in cloths drawers.my simple guess

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Wow, thanks for all the ideas of what it could be. Your pictures make it easier to match it up with a similar item, thanks!
 
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