Thai Silver Filigree Box Set, 20th Century

This stunning set of antique silver filigree boxes showcases the intricate artistry of Southeast Asian or Chinese silversmithing traditions. With delicate openwork designs featuring floral and bird motifs, these ornate containers were historically used for storing small valuables such as betel nuts, snuff, or jewelry. Their elegant craftsmanship suggests they originate from the late Qing Dynasty (19th to early 20th century) or early 20th-century Southeast Asian silverwork, particularly from regions like Burma (Myanmar) or Thailand.

Each box, whether rectangular, square, or heart-shaped, reflects the refinement of a bygone era, making them not only functional but also highly collectible. The attention to detail and filigree patterns indicate they may have been created for export or as cherished personal luxury items.

Features:
• Authentic Antique Silverwork: Likely crafted in the late 19th or early 20th century, showcasing historical Asian metalworking traditions.
• Intricate Filigree Openwork: Beautifully detailed with floral and bird motifs, a hallmark of fine craftsmanship.
• Versatile and Elegant: Traditionally used for storing small valuables, now perfect as a decorative collectible.