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    Posted 1 month ago

    dgirardin
    (162 items)

    Not sure if this is a match Safe or what it is or don't know age either any help would greatly be appreciated

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    Comments

    1. kwqd kwqd, 1 month ago
      Nice. Maybe match holder vs match safe, since it has no cover or lid.
    2. BHIFOS BHIFOS, 1 month ago
      have a look here and you will be able to interpret the hallmarks

      https://www.silvermakersmarks.co.uk/index.htm
    3. John2Nhoj John2Nhoj, 1 month ago
      Nice wooden match holder\striker. Appears to be an English (possibly James Dixon & Sons) Sterling silver hallmark if that first mark is JD&S

    4. dgirardin dgirardin, 1 month ago
      Yes, I agree with the last comment. I do see JD and it looks like an & what age would you say this was?
    5. John2Nhoj John2Nhoj, 1 month ago
      Late 1800s-early 1900s.

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