This Antique Edwardian hand-held Mirror a is a rare find and 
a fascinating piece of the early XX century history of England
 
It features a sterling silver mounted frame with tortoiseshell backing,
finely decorated with delicate silver piqué inlay in a neoclassical design
of garlands, ribbons, and a central classical medallion. 
 
The style is reflecting the refined neoclassical revival aesthetic 
popular circa 1890–1910. 
 
The silver mount bears English hallmarks,
including the lion passant for sterling silver, 
London assay office mark, 
along with a date letter for 1904 and 
maker’s mark“W.C.” for William Comyns
 
28cm long 
Total item’s weight: 294gr.  
 
It forms part of a high-quality English vanity set, 
appreciated for its elegant materials, piqué workmanship, and period craftsmanship.
 
Mirror is in original beautiful condition & an ultimate collector’s item!