Vase (2) - Anjervaas - Silver - 1915
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Pair of silver trumpet vases from Chester, England, dated 1915, each sterling silver (925) with lion passant, Chester assay office and date letter P, heights 12 cm and 12.5 cm, diameters 5 cm and 5.3 cm, weights 51 g and 52.5 g (total 103.5 g) with weighted feet, Edwardian style and good condition for age.
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Pair of silver carnation vases | Chester, England | 1915
A charming pair of silver trumpet vases of British manufacture, made and assayed in Chester in 1915.
Both vases are stamped with the walking lion hallmark (sterling silver), the Chester assay office mark, and the date letter P for the year 1915.
The vases have an elegant trumpet- or lily-shaped form with a wavy, serrated rim at the opening and a sturdy round foot. Although they are not identical. There is a slight difference in height and diameter.
They share the same decorative circular motif on the foot, which clearly marks them as a pair. The foot of the right vase is slightly less smoothly finished, underscoring the authentic handmade character of the piece.
The feet are weighted for extra stability.
Features:
Material: Sterling silver (925)
Kuruh mark: Walking lion + Chester assay office + date letter P (1915)
Vase 1: Height 12 cm | Diameter 5 cm | Weight 51 g
Vase 2: Height 12.5 cm | Diameter 5.3 cm | Weight 52.5 g
Total weight: 103.5 g (feet weighed)
Style: Edwardian
Condition: Good, appropriate for age
Pair of silver carnation vases | Chester, England | 1915
A charming pair of silver trumpet vases of British manufacture, made and assayed in Chester in 1915.
Both vases are stamped with the walking lion hallmark (sterling silver), the Chester assay office mark, and the date letter P for the year 1915.
The vases have an elegant trumpet- or lily-shaped form with a wavy, serrated rim at the opening and a sturdy round foot. Although they are not identical. There is a slight difference in height and diameter.
They share the same decorative circular motif on the foot, which clearly marks them as a pair. The foot of the right vase is slightly less smoothly finished, underscoring the authentic handmade character of the piece.
The feet are weighted for extra stability.
Features:
Material: Sterling silver (925)
Kuruh mark: Walking lion + Chester assay office + date letter P (1915)
Vase 1: Height 12 cm | Diameter 5 cm | Weight 51 g
Vase 2: Height 12.5 cm | Diameter 5.3 cm | Weight 52.5 g
Total weight: 103.5 g (feet weighed)
Style: Edwardian
Condition: Good, appropriate for age
Details
Era
1900-2000
Gross weight
103.5 g
Specific region of origin
Chester
Title additional information
1915
Number of objects
2
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Model
Anjervaas
Material
Silver
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
12 cm
Width
5 cm
Depth
5 cm
Diameter
5 cm
Estimated period
1910-1920
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