Sterling Silver Victorian Sovereign Holder with Engraved Monogram | Circa 1880's

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Victorian-era sterling silver sovereign holder with engraved monogram and spring-loaded mechanism, circa 1880s, United Kingdom. Compact and elegantly crafted for securely holding sovereign coins. Reflects 19th-century silverwork craftsmanship, utility, and personalized luxury accessories.
Victorian-era sterling silver sovereign holder with engraved monogram and spring-loaded mechanism, circa 1880s, United Kingdom. Compact and elegantly crafted for securely holding sovereign coins. Reflects 19th-century silverwork craftsmanship, utility, and personalized luxury accessories.
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Victorian-era sterling silver sovereign holder with engraved monogram and spring-loaded mechanism, circa 1880s, United Kingdom. Compact and elegantly crafted for securely holding sovereign coins. Reflects 19th-century silverwork craftsmanship, utility, and personalized luxury accessories.
748337
  • Victorian-era sterling silver sovereign holder with engraved monogram and spring-loaded mechanism, circa 1880s, United Kingdom. Compact and elegantly crafted for securely holding sovereign coins. Reflects 19th-century silverwork craftsmanship, utility, and personalized luxury accessories.
  • Victorian-era sterling silver sovereign holder with engraved monogram and spring-loaded mechanism, circa 1880s, United Kingdom. Compact and elegantly crafted for securely holding sovereign coins. Reflects 19th-century silverwork craftsmanship, utility, and personalized luxury accessories.
  • 748337
  • 748337
  • 748337
  • 748337
  • Victorian-era sterling silver sovereign holder with engraved monogram and spring-loaded mechanism, circa 1880s, United Kingdom. Compact and elegantly crafted for securely holding sovereign coins. Reflects 19th-century silverwork craftsmanship, utility, and personalized luxury accessories.
  • 748337
Victorian-era sterling silver sovereign holder with engraved monogram and spring-loaded mechanism, circa 1880s, United Kingdom. Compact and elegantly crafted for securely holding sovereign coins. Reflects 19th-century silverwork craftsmanship, utility, and personalized luxury accessories.
Victorian-era sterling silver sovereign holder with engraved monogram and spring-loaded mechanism, circa 1880s, United Kingdom. Compact and elegantly crafted for securely holding sovereign coins. Reflects 19th-century silverwork craftsmanship, utility, and personalized luxury accessories.
748337
748337
748337
748337
Victorian-era sterling silver sovereign holder with engraved monogram and spring-loaded mechanism, circa 1880s, United Kingdom. Compact and elegantly crafted for securely holding sovereign coins. Reflects 19th-century silverwork craftsmanship, utility, and personalized luxury accessories.
748337

Sterling Silver Victorian Sovereign Holder with Engraved Monogram | Circa 1880's

Description

Historical Context & Origin

Region: United Kingdom
Material: Sterling silver with engraved monogram and spring mechanism
Period: Victorian Era, circa 1880s

Description
This exquisite Victorian sterling silver sovereign holder is both a functional accessory and a fine example of 19th-century craftsmanship. Designed with a spring-loaded mechanism to securely hold sovereign coins, the piece combines practicality with ornate elegance. The exterior is decorated with an engraved monogram, adding a personal and luxurious touch, characteristic of the refined silverwork of the Victorian period.

Features

- Hand-engraved monogram on the exterior

- Spring-loaded interior for secure coin storage

- Crafted from sterling silver with fine detailing

- Compact and elegant design suited for daily use or display

Cultural Significance
During the Victorian era, personal silver accessories such as sovereign holders reflected not only wealth but also social refinement. These objects were carried by gentlemen and collectors, representing the marriage of utility and artistry. Engraved pieces often served as personal heirlooms or gifts, embedding family identity into everyday objects. This holder exemplifies the era’s fascination with detail, durability, and personalization in luxury items.

Condition
Excellent antique condition, with only minor wear consistent with age. The sterling silver surface retains a lovely patina, and the spring mechanism remains intact and functional.

Dimensions (approximate)
Height: 2.25 in
Width: 1.5 in

Age
Victorian Era, circa 1880s

Description

Historical Context & Origin

Region: United Kingdom
Material: Sterling silver with engraved monogram and spring mechanism
Period: Victorian Era, circa 1880s

Description
This exquisite Victorian sterling silver sovereign holder is both a functional accessory and a fine example of 19th-century craftsmanship. Designed with a spring-loaded mechanism to securely hold sovereign coins, the piece combines practicality with ornate elegance. The exterior is decorated with an engraved monogram, adding a personal and luxurious touch, characteristic of the refined silverwork of the Victorian period.

Features

- Hand-engraved monogram on the exterior

- Spring-loaded interior for secure coin storage

- Crafted from sterling silver with fine detailing

- Compact and elegant design suited for daily use or display

Cultural Significance
During the Victorian era, personal silver accessories such as sovereign holders reflected not only wealth but also social refinement. These objects were carried by gentlemen and collectors, representing the marriage of utility and artistry. Engraved pieces often served as personal heirlooms or gifts, embedding family identity into everyday objects. This holder exemplifies the era’s fascination with detail, durability, and personalization in luxury items.

Condition
Excellent antique condition, with only minor wear consistent with age. The sterling silver surface retains a lovely patina, and the spring mechanism remains intact and functional.

Dimensions (approximate)
Height: 2.25 in
Width: 1.5 in

Age
Victorian Era, circa 1880s

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