Daniel & John Wellby, London - Platter - .925 silver
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Antique English sterling silver footed bowl from the Edwardian period, made in London in 1903 by Daniel & John Wellby, with an oval form, round foot, a heraldic emblem of a bird with spread wings, and hallmarks including the lion passant and the London leopard head, weighing about 95 g and measuring about 11 cm wide and 5 cm high, in good condition with light signs of aging and patina.
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Antique English sterling silver footed small bowl from the Edwardian era, presumably manufactured in London in 1903.
The bowl has an elegant oval shape, a rounded foot, and a finely engraved heraldic emblem with a bird spreading its wings.
Fitted with English silver hallmarks, including the lion passant (sterling silver, 925/1000) and the London leopard head.
The date letter appears to correspond to 1903.
The maker's mark is attributed to the London silversmiths Daniel & John Welby.
Weight: approximately 95 g.
Maximum width: approximately 11 cm.
Height: approximately 5–6 cm.
Good antique condition with light signs of use and a natural age patina.
An attractive and decorative example of English silverware from the early 20th century.
Please examine all photos carefully for your own assessment of the condition, the hallmarks and other particulars. The photos form an important part of the description.
Antique English sterling silver footed small bowl from the Edwardian era, presumably manufactured in London in 1903.
The bowl has an elegant oval shape, a rounded foot, and a finely engraved heraldic emblem with a bird spreading its wings.
Fitted with English silver hallmarks, including the lion passant (sterling silver, 925/1000) and the London leopard head.
The date letter appears to correspond to 1903.
The maker's mark is attributed to the London silversmiths Daniel & John Welby.
Weight: approximately 95 g.
Maximum width: approximately 11 cm.
Height: approximately 5–6 cm.
Good antique condition with light signs of use and a natural age patina.
An attractive and decorative example of English silverware from the early 20th century.
Please examine all photos carefully for your own assessment of the condition, the hallmarks and other particulars. The photos form an important part of the description.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Gross weight
95 g
Silver type
.925 silver
Number of objects
1
Material
Silver
Designer/artist/maker
Daniel & John Wellby, London
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
5 cm
Width
11 cm
Depth
2.5 cm
Estimated period
1903
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