Here is one very similar by Wilson & Davis/London, the partnership from about 1870 until dissolved in 1883, it's 8.5" tall:...
The form is fairly distinctive, it's a biscuit box, almost certainly English electroplate, probably circa 1870s-'80s, the hinged lid not...
The third pin, would have had a chain, likely attached to a shirt stud, as seen here in the last row of images:...
This is not a Puiforcat mark, French silver marks would be in a lozenge (diamond) cartouche from 1798 on and would also bear proper French...
Even the zipper is telling - sturdy in a matching color on the genuine bag, smaller teeth on tape that matches neither fabric on the OP's bag......
http://leopardantiques.com/object/stock/detail/814 ~Cheryl
English silverplate, with Peter Pan and one of the rabbits from Sir George Frampton's statue in Kensington Gardens, unveiled in 1912 - the...
Might also mention to hubby that Scottish Provincial silver is quite collectable... ~Cheryl
Good for you keeping at it, she's a lucky girl! I've been blessed to have some amazing critters, including my first Aussie, a one-person dog who...
That's the pretty little dapple Doxie you adopted not too long after I got Presh, right? Suspect Presh's issues are a bit different, she's an...
Might suggest it may have originally held a scarab, likely faience... ~Cheryl
Agree, little question on Scottie, pretty distinctive with short legs, long nose, and prick ears (and such a popular subject); the last looks to...
You're welcome. For future reference, it's helpful to provide complete images and/or mention details whether you believe them pertinent or not......
Right around 35 pounds, and she is a sweet thing, but full of eccentricities - been mine for four years now, spent the first six years of her life...
Should mention that if selling, it's a good idea to mention whatever breed it might resemble, like on the one I compared to my pooch, it might be...
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