Seam Ripper, Vintage silver plate handle, w/FREE gift box, Monogram "I", c.1910

Description

Gorgeous gift! Handmade. Ready to ship! Monogrammed in Old English with a capital "I". "I" for  "Incredible, inspire, impeccable"? Or if you need it to be, it could be an "F" or a "C" in current scroll.
For yourself or anyone; anyone that sews a lot or even just a little. It's a beautiful sewing tool that works!
FREE GIFT BOX!  I made a custom box for the seam ripper. Lined with maroon/wine velvet. Decorated with white lace and white re/pink/green embroidered ribbon and a gold metal with red rhinestones gem adornment.
I created this seam ripper by combining a new, large size, seam ripper blade with the handle of a vintage silver-plated tableware. It is shiny and brilliant; unique because of the natural usage marks of the vintage piece.
It is 6" long and 1" wide at the base.
The handle is early century. Hollow handle; lightweight. Silver plated. Weighs 1 ounce. The handle fits comfortably in your palm.
Hard epoxy resin holds the blade securely in the handle. The epoxy is covered with a bit of silver paint and lacquer aesthetics.
I am not a silverware expert, but I've done some research and this is what I've found about this unique handle:
Made by 1835 R. Wallace; the pattern is "Cardinal" circa 1910. A little difficult to discern exact manufacture date; definitely early century. The monogram appears to be an "I" written in Old English scroll.
All sales are final. Items offered as is. Please see photos, zoom in, feel free to ask questions. No returns, no refunds.
You have an option to insure this item with Priority Mail shipping and should get a full refund if it is lost in transit (it is rare). Otherwise, when this item leaves my shop and the USPS and does not deliver it to you for some reason, I cannot refund.