Silver seal box with the coat of arms of Hamburg 19th/20th century - 800 standard

We invite you to purchase an exceptional, historical item – an elegant silver seal box (seal container) with an engraved coat of arms of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg. This remarkable artifact dates from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries and is a testament to high craftsmanship and the prestige of its original owner.

The box is made of 800 standard silver, guaranteeing its durability and material value. On the lid is a precisely executed, embossed coat of arms of Hamburg – a white (silver) city gate with three towers on a red background, topped with a crown. This motif, referring to the historic Hammaburg Castle, has been the official symbol of the city since the Middle Ages. The whole is characterized by subdued, classic elegance, typical of German goldsmithing from this period.

Why is this item unique?

• Historical value: Directly connected to the history and heraldry of one of the most important Hanseatic cities in Europe – Hamburg.
• Craftsmanship: High silver standard (800) and finely reproduced detail of the coat of arms testify to the quality of execution.
• Rarity: Functional, hallmarked seal boxes with specific city coats of arms are sought-after collector's items.
• Condition: The item presents itself remarkably well for its age, with a patina of time emphasizing its authenticity.

It is an ideal object for collectors of silver, city faleristics, historical office accessories, and enthusiasts of German history and material culture. It also makes an original and prestigious gift with a deep symbolic dimension.