Call bell - pièce unique - Royal Coat of Arms, 1914 - United Kingdom
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Selected by Elena Napoleone
Holds a bachelor's degree in history of art and architecture, with 12 years of experience in decorative arts.
Estimate € 120 - € 180
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A one‑of‑a‑kind 1914 Royal Arms porcelain bell from Devon, United Kingdom, in excellent condition, made of porcelain with brass fittings, measuring 9 × 10 × 10 cm and weighing 300 g.
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Description from the seller
Very rare bell in glazed earthenware or porcelain, official British production bearing the Royal Arms of the United Kingdom
"HIS MAJESTY THE KING" (His Majesty the King)
This type of marking indicates that the porcelain manufacturer was the Crown's official supplier, probably under George V.
Pictograms stamped with a coat of arms on the dagger remain perfectly clear and unworn.
Inside the inscriptions are a gold mine for a collector, as it carries the complete and official factory mark which absolutely validates the object's history.
THE PROPERTY OF WORTHINGTON C. OLD BURTON IN TRENT indicates that this object remains the exclusive property of the brewery and confirms that this bell was loaned (not sold) to pub landlords.
This prestigious piece reinforces its rarity on the market today, the emblem of the golden crown and
FIELDING'S ENGLAND—it is the official pottery manufacture seal of S. Fielding & Co based at the Devon-Pottery complex in STOKE-ON-TRENT. RD. No. 633609 is the model registration number.
This precise number was registered in England in 1914, which gives us the exact date of the creation patent for this domed form just before the start of the First World War.
One-of-a-kind, very rare piece little known to collectors.
Prompt, careful shipping with tracking and insurance
Very rare bell in glazed earthenware or porcelain, official British production bearing the Royal Arms of the United Kingdom
"HIS MAJESTY THE KING" (His Majesty the King)
This type of marking indicates that the porcelain manufacturer was the Crown's official supplier, probably under George V.
Pictograms stamped with a coat of arms on the dagger remain perfectly clear and unworn.
Inside the inscriptions are a gold mine for a collector, as it carries the complete and official factory mark which absolutely validates the object's history.
THE PROPERTY OF WORTHINGTON C. OLD BURTON IN TRENT indicates that this object remains the exclusive property of the brewery and confirms that this bell was loaned (not sold) to pub landlords.
This prestigious piece reinforces its rarity on the market today, the emblem of the golden crown and
FIELDING'S ENGLAND—it is the official pottery manufacture seal of S. Fielding & Co based at the Devon-Pottery complex in STOKE-ON-TRENT. RD. No. 633609 is the model registration number.
This precise number was registered in England in 1914, which gives us the exact date of the creation patent for this domed form just before the start of the First World War.
One-of-a-kind, very rare piece little known to collectors.
Prompt, careful shipping with tracking and insurance
Details
Era
1900-2000
Weight
300 g
Specific region of origin
Devon
Number of objects
1
Model
Royal Coat of Arms, 1914
Material
Brass, Porcelain
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Manufacturer/brand
pièce unique
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
9 cm
Width
10 cm
Depth
10 cm
Estimated period
1914
