Deep floral repoussé wraps every inch of this sterling silver frame, hand-chased into blooms and leaves that catch the light from a dozen different angles. It's a Samuel Kirk & Son perpetual calendar, made in Baltimore, with a fixed easel-back stand and interchangeable monthly cards that slide in behind the open scrollwork front. In great overall condition — see photos for full details and measurements including some cutting that was completed on an insert. A piece of American silversmithing history that's just as much at home holding today's date as it was decades ago.
