Ornate Silver-Plated Horse Trinket Box

This is a small, ornate pedestal-style trinket or pill box featuring an equestrian theme. The central design element is a high-relief repoussé horse head bust within a circular medallion on the lid. The box is spherical or egg-shaped, supported by three (likely four, though only two are clearly visible) decorative cabriole-style feet that feature scrolling and floral motifs. The construction appears to be a base metal, possibly white metal or pewter, with a silver plating. The exterior is heavily textured with intricate scrolling vine patterns and acanthus leaf details that encircle the central horse motif. The color is a tarnished silver with a dark patina in the recessed areas, which highlights the depth of the casting. In terms of condition, there is visible surface wear and oxidation consistent with age, particularly along the raised edges and the horse's snout. No obvious maker's marks are visible on the top or sides. The craftsmanship suggests a 20th-century decorative piece, likely a souvenir or vanity item influenced by Victorian revival styles. The lid appears hinged, though the hinge mechanism is obscured in this view. The overall quality is characteristic of mid-century mass-produced decorative silver plate.