Featured Good Afternoon Everyone! I Need Your Help a Pendant Trinket Box Makers Mark. TY!

Hi Everyone! I hope you are all doing well.

I bought this sterling silver locket/ remembrance trinket box and it has a marking that I know I have seen before but can’t remember where and I can’t find it. The making looks like FH to me or it could be something else. The person I got this from said he got it at an estate sale and it is an antique. It actually still had a lock of someone’s hair still in it, but I just got rid of the hair and polished it up a bit. Do you have any ideas of the mark and also the age.

As always, thank you in advance for all your help and enjoy the rest of your day.

 

In spite of the fact that it had a lock of hair in it, I think it was originally intended as a rouge compact. It is lovely.

 

Thank you!

 

Would you agree that this piece/ style is early 1900's or later?

 

Let's wait for the people who know North American marks.

 

Ok Thank you!

 

Agree with makeup compact. It would have had a neckchain or chain with finger ring, and could have also held loose face powder. A couple similar examples:

 

Oh thank you so much for responding and for posting the images

 

I haven't had any luck with the ?FH? mark.
"Made in" usually denotes post-1900 but wait for more learned opinions on that!
The fact that it's marked "Sterling Silver" instead of just "Sterling" somehow makes me think post-1900, too.
But it seems likely pre-1934 since this mark isn't present:



All in all, my best guess for age is 1910s. Very similar British examples with date marks are from that time period. But, like I said, do wait for other opinions.
Very pretty!

 

I'm agreeing on rouge, meant to say that last night.