A laconic cigar box of 830 Swedish silver. A piece of elegant simplicity with a red cabochon on the snap. The interior is finished with cherry wood. The button is inlaid with a semi-precious stone, cabochon cut.Hallmarks: Swedish assay marks for imported items: Three crowns on a corrugated background in an oval - a mark for items made of precious metals imported to Sweden; certifies that the product is made of precious metal, the sample of which is not lower than the minimum standard adopted in the country. The letter S on a corrugated background in a pentahedral shield confirms that the product is made of silver not lower than the standard accepted in the country, which corresponds to the 830 fineness.Total weight 556 g. 7X20X13cm. Width: 20cm, Height: 7cm, Depth: 13cm, Weight: 0.56kg, Condition: Very good, Material: Silver, ID: ID-ANTQ-2413

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