Rare 1837 Heavy 99g Sterling Silver Cheroot Cigar Case - Sampson Mordan London A For Sale

An extraordinary, highly collectible early Victorian sterling silver cheroot / cigarillo pocket case by the legendary London silversmithing firm Sampson Mordan & Co. Dating precisely to 1837, this heavy-gauge container captures the historic birth of the Victorian era. It features an incredibly crisp, deep, hand-engraved design that has been beautifully preserved.This piece is a true collector's prize due to its highly sought-after transitional hallmarking. It bears the London Assay Office capital Roman date letter 'B' for 1837, perfectly paired with the newly introduced, left-facing duty mark of the young Queen Victoria (who ascended the throne in June 1837).The side border features the beautifully struck, exceptionally crisp manufacturer’s banner:
S. MORDAN & Co / LONDONThis piece is a true collector's prize due to its highly sought-after transitional hallmarking. It bears the London Assay Office capital Roman date letter 'B' for 1837, perfectly paired with the newly introduced, left-facing duty mark of the young Queen Victoria (who ascended the throne in June 1837).The side border features the beautifully struck, exceptionally crisp manufacturer’s banner:
S. MORDAN & Co / LONDON

Maker: Sampson Mordan & Co.

Origin: London, England

Date: 1837 (Early Victorian)

Material: Solid Sterling Silver (.925)

Dimensions: 10.0 cm x 7.0 cm x 1.0 cm (Perfect pocket cigarillo / cheroot dimensions, highly functional today as a luxury card wallet or cigarette case).

Weight: 99 grams (approx. 3.18 troy ounces) — An exceptionally heavy, thick-gauge premium luxury weight for this early period.

A rare opportunity to own a piece of early Victorian social history from one of England's most celebrated smallworker silversmiths. Highly recommended for investment, display, or a premium addition to a silver collection.