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with minor glaze wear and natural flaws consistent with age
it’s unmarked—as most early Staffordshire pieces are—but rich in detail from the alert stance to the subtle hand-painted accents
Clasp is in good working condition and interior is clean
The tray is adorned with the classic gold leaf typical of Florentine craftsmanship
SS Gascon Diamond Shaped Trinket Dish Arts & Crafts with minor glaze wear andCrafted from English silver plate, this diamond shaped trinket dish features the emblem of HMHS Gascon, a ship built in 1897. During WWI, Gascon served as a hospital ship, notably supporting the Anzac landings. On 25th April 1915, it evacuated 557 wounded from Anzac Cove. This elegant piece is perfect for holding jewelry or small keepsakes, adding a touch of historical significance and charm to any collection. SHIPPING + RETURNS FREE LOCAL PICKUP @