George V Solid silver tea caddy Sheffield 1915 by James Dixon & Sons Ltd 260g No 1240M please refer to the additional

please refer to the additional photographs provided - and this ism what this could look like framed (it will come to you rolled in a tube unframed for you to choose the frame for its setting)

This piece is titled ' Arcimboldo variations #1'

This piece is 38cm tall it has a few dents that are photographed but overall in good condition - a really classic style and stand out piece of early Arts and crafts craftsmanship

the fine arts (dancing

chips or restoration

George V Solid silver tea caddy Sheffield 1915 by James Dixon & Sons Ltd 260g No 1240M please refer to the additionalGeorge V Solid silver tea caddy Sheffield 1915 by James Dixon & Sons Ltd This very elegant George V solid silver tea caddy has a simple and beautiful oval outline with reeded base and rim. There is a hinged lid and elegant cone shaped finial. It has an excellent silver gauge and feels satisfyingly heavy when picked up. James Dixon and Sons were established in 1806 in Sheffield, were one of the major British manufacturers of the Industrial revolution.