Silver Posy Vase, 1904

A charming little antique silver posy vase, hallmarked in Birmingham in 1904. Small vases such as this were a familiar part of British tableware in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Designed for a few stems rather than a full bouquet, bud vases and posy vases brought a little colour and freshness to dining tables, side tables and dressing tables.

What makes this piece particularly appealing is its slender, trumpet-shaped form. The narrow neck opens gently towards the rim, creating a delicate, feminine silhouette with a quiet sense of elegance. It is a very small object, but one with a presence that feels far greater than its size. The vase is in excellent condition for its age, with a beautiful silver surface and the gentle traces of time that give antique silver its character. Its appeal lies in the simplicity of its form rather than elaborate decoration — a piece that feels refined, understated and effortlessly graceful.

Perfect for a single flower or a small seasonal sprig, it is just as lovely left empty, where its proportions and silver surface can be fully appreciated. A small piece with a quiet aura, and a lovely way to bring a little antique character into an everyday space.

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𓉞 T.C.C Notes
All vintage objects carry the natural signs of use and the passage of time. This piece has received an initial polish using silver cleaner, while its natural patina has been preserved rather than excessively removed. To help maintain the beauty and longevity of the silver, we recommend avoiding frequent or excessive use of silver cleaner. When not in use, please store the piece with minimal exposure to air. If needed, gently clean with a soft silver polishing cloth.

Measurement
Height 10.4 cm × Base ⌀ 4.5 cm × Rim ⌀ 6.2 cm

Period / Origin
Fully hallmarked for Birmingham, England, 1904

Material
Sterling Silver

Weight
65.8g

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