Sterling Silver Mounted Glass Tyg Form Match Striker, London, 1894. Art Nouveau

Sterling Silver Mounted Glass Tyg Form Match Striker, London, 1894. Art NouveauA silver mounted clear glass match striker of tyg form, hallmarked for London, 1894. The maker's mark is rubbed with only the latter letter remaining visible an 'M' within a circle. There is a small section of damage to one handle which presumably has happened subsequent to an historic drop on to a soft surface, as the damage appears to be internal to the glass handle, with the outside glass around the crack remaining smooth. A lovely example of an

Total weight: 8 grams

The bottle glass is an excellent condition

A true mark of excellent craftsmanship and design

held in such high esteem

the detail

The work is initialled 'J

Complete with blue glass liner

Height: 8cm

The work is of relatively large proportions and is housed in a burr maple wood frame

5cmWidth: 77

was at one time the largest trunk and cabinet lock maker in the world

The stand would have originally had a turning mechanism for heightening and lowering which is no longer present