For your consideration a GA-80 (80% silver) Silver Italian Wedding Blindfolded Lady with Cornucopia Filled with Fruit on a Cherry Wood Mount. Here are some facts about this item. The tradition began in Ancient Rome when the veil was used to hide the bride from any spirits that would corrupt her and the bridesmaids were to wear similar outfits so that the evil spirits were further confused. In classical antiquity, the cornucopia, also called the horn of plenty, was a symbol of abundance and nourishment, commonly a large horn-shaped container overflowing with produce, flowers or nuts. In modern days, this is a gift that would be placed on the tables for guests that attend the wedding. This store specializes in wedding gifts, this fact is from the two words under the Owners name (Argenteria and Bomboniere). On the object there is a makers mark under the right shoulder that is in the pictures. The overall measurements without packaging are 4 1/2″ wide x 3 1/2″ deep x 4 1/2 tall and weighs 13 ozs. Please refer to the pictures for details and ask me questions about the item prior to purchasing if you would like to know more about the object. Welcome to Far Back Trading Company established in 2012. All items are from my travels throughout North America and Mexico. I specialize in American and European goods from the prior century. Please take the time to visit my listings. Local pick-up is welcome. All pictures taken are property of another rad production duly placed on the farbacktrading blog.