GAJ Estate Liquidators

An exceptional 19th-century Bolivian solid sterling silver table casket, beautifully handcrafted with extraordinary repoussé and chased decoration throughout.

This impressive casket is adorned with elaborate floral, foliate, and scrollwork motifs executed in high relief. The hinged lid is crowned with a finely detailed figural sculpture depicting Saint George slaying the dragon, a classic symbol of courage and triumph that is frequently found in historic Spanish Colonial and South American decorative arts.

Additional highlights include:

• Solid sterling silver construction (tested)

• 19th-century Bolivian craftsmanship

• Exquisite repoussé and chased decoration

• Hinged lid with original locking mechanism and key

• Rich crimson velvet-lined interior

• Ornate figural handles and decorative feet

• Approximately 17" H x 13.5" W x 9" D

An extraordinary example of Bolivian silverwork that combines artistic craftsmanship with historical significance. Equally suitable as a statement display piece, presentation casket, or centerpiece for an advanced collection of antique silver.

Condition: Very good antique condition with age-appropriate patina and wear. One figure has lost his wing, but we have it!  Interior velvet exhibits expected age-related wear. Please review all photographs carefully.