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Posyholder with chain 19th century

VICTORIAN STYLE - Creator

Artwork Posyholder with chain this artwork made of Silver, cast, machined and engraved, created in 1800-01-01

Accession No.: 4:0268
Date Created: 19th century
Gallery location: Not on public display
Department: International Art
Dimensions A: 14.2 x 4 x 4cm
Media Category: Metalwork
Secondary Media Category: silver
Medium: Silver, cast, machined and engraved
Credit Line: Acquired pre 1952

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