Edwardian Mother-of-Pearl Dress Stud Set – Alfred Clark, 33 New Bond Street (c.1903–1916) | Boxed

Description

Edwardian Mother-of-Pearl Dress Stud Set – Alfred Clark, 33 New Bond Street (c.1903–1916) | Boxed

🏷️ Maker / Retailer

Alfred Clark, Mayfair – Manufacturer to the Prince & Princess of Wales
Marked: 33 New Bond Street, London

🕰️ Era

Edwardian Period (approx. 1903–1916 based on retailer address)

📍 Origin

London, United Kingdom

📦 Contents

• Matching set of antique dress studs
• Mother-of-pearl fronts with gold-tone fittings

• Original Clarke presentation case included

🧵 Description

A refined Edwardian gentleman’s dress set retailed by prestigious Mayfair silversmith Alfred Clark of New Bond Street. Featuring classic round mother-of-pearl faces framed by warm gold-tone mounts, this set reflects the understated elegance of early 20th-century formalwear.

The “33 New Bond Street” mark dates the piece to the Edwardian era, adding historical appeal alongside its timeless design. Sets from high-end London outfitters were typically supplied to gentlemen for evening dress and special occasions, making this a lovely survivor from a more formal age.

🔎 Condition

• Good antique condition with age-related wear and patina to metal
• Mother-of-pearl faces remain attractive with natural variation
  
• Original case present, showing expected vintage wear internally and externally

• Please see photos for full cosmetic detail

📐 Notes

• Metal not hallmarked — likely gilt or gold-tone fittings
• Presented as an antique dress accessory rather than precious-metal jewellery

🎩 Collector Appeal

Ideal for collectors of Edwardian menswear, antique gentleman’s accessories, Bond Street retailers, or classic formal dress sets.