On offer is an antique sterling silver and cut glass hair catcher hallmarked in London in 1914 and made by Robert Pringle & Son, a well-known early 20th-century silversmithing firm noted for its high-quality dressing table accessories. The piece features a finely cut glass body with cross-cut decoration and a sterling silver lid pierced to the centre.

The hair catcher stands approximately 2.75 inches tall. Condition is good for age, with a small dent to the silver lid and a few minor chips to the foot of the glass, as shown in the photographs. A charming example of Edwardian personal grooming silverware.

KEY FEATURES
✅ Sterling silver lid – London 1914 hallmark
✅ Maker: Robert Pringle & Son
✅ Cut glass body with cross-cut decoration
✅ Condition: Good for age; small dent to lid and minor foot chips
✅ Approx. height 2.75 inches

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