Summary
A sterling silver money clip with an engine turned front incorporating a vacant cartouche and a polished reverse. Hallmarked at Birmingham with the International Convention mark, it dates to around 2000 and is made from a substantial gauge of silver.
Description
The money clip has a traditional folded design with an engine turned front centred by a plain rectangular cartouche suitable for personal engraving. The reverse is polished and unadorned, providing a clean, understated finish. Made from 0.9 mm gauge sterling silver, it has a reassuring weight and a sturdy feel in the hand.
Silver money clips became a popular accessory during the third quarter of the twentieth century, offering a simple and practical way to carry folded banknotes. This example is hallmarked by the Birmingham Assay Office and also bears the International Convention mark, confirming its sterling silver standard.
Condition
Very good condition with only light signs of use. The spring tension remains firm and the clip functions as intended.
Approximate Measurements
Ju26-1 C2972