Antique Sterling Silver Four-Leaf Clover Paperweight, Birmingham 1912

A little piece of good luck, more than a century old. This charming four-leaf clover paperweight was crafted in sterling silver and hallmarked in Birmingham, England in 1912.

The sculptural clover rises from a simple circular sterling silver base, its four softly shaped leaves creating a wonderfully whimsical little object. The traditional English hallmarks record its sterling silver standard, Birmingham assay and year of making.

The four-leaf clover has long been associated with good fortune, making this a particularly meaningful gift for a wedding, engagement, anniversary, new home, graduation or any special occasion. A tiny antique token of good luck, it is the kind of piece that feels thoughtful and personal while becoming an heirloom in its own right.

More than 100 years after it was made, we love it just as much as a beautiful object in its own right—holding papers on a desk, sitting atop a stack of correspondence or books, or simply displayed amongst a collection of antique English silver.

Each piece in our antique silver collection was individually sourced in London and selected for its beauty, history and timeless appeal. As with all antiques, subtle signs of age and use are part of its character and story.

Sterling silver. Birmingham, England, 1912. One of a kind.

Two available; each sold separately.