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A rare antique English solid silver novelty pierced Wheelbarrow BonBon Dish C.1908
A rare antique English solid silver novelty pierced Wheelbarrow BonBon Dish C.1908
A rare antique English solid silver novelty pierced Wheelbarrow BonBon Dish C.1908
A rare antique English solid silver novelty pierced Wheelbarrow BonBon Dish C.1908
A rare antique English solid silver novelty pierced Wheelbarrow BonBon Dish C.1908
A rare antique English solid silver novelty pierced Wheelbarrow BonBon Dish C.1908
A rare antique English solid silver novelty pierced Wheelbarrow BonBon Dish C.1908
A rare antique English solid silver novelty pierced Wheelbarrow BonBon Dish C.1908
  1. A rare antique English solid silver novelty pierced Wheelbarrow BonBon Dish C.1908
  2. A rare antique English solid silver novelty pierced Wheelbarrow BonBon Dish C.1908
  3. A rare antique English solid silver novelty pierced Wheelbarrow BonBon Dish C.1908
  4. A rare antique English solid silver novelty pierced Wheelbarrow BonBon Dish C.1908
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A rare antique English solid silver novelty pierced Wheelbarrow BonBon Dish C.1908

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A rare antique English solid silver novelty Miniature Wheelbarrow having pierced sides and a rotating wheel – possibly a BonBon sweet dish /Trinket Dish

 

Circa Birmingham 1908 – Makers Marks for Charles S Green & Co

 

Good Condition

 

4.75 inches (12cm) width X 2.75 inches (7cm) depth X 2 inches (5cm) height approx

 

Charles S Green & Co,

Business was established in 1905 by Charles S. Green, son and brother of the managers of Charles Green & Son. He was assisted in the business by his wife Winifred, a talented artist who designed all of the firm’s early patterns. The firm moved in 1907 to Cogent Works, 54 St. Paul’s Square and in 1982 to a new factory at Lionel Street, Birmingham.

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