Magnificent Victorian Sterling Silver Wine Ewer A beautifully engraved Victorian wine ewer, crafted in London in 1856 by the renowned silversmiths Edward & John Barnard (active 1852–1869). Features & Details: Maker: Edward & John Barnard (E&JB) Origin: London, England Date letter: 1856 Material: Sterling silver 925/1000 Weight: 645 g Height: 33 cm Hallmarks: Fully marked with city, date letter, sterling lion passant, and maker’s mark (E&JB) Decoration: Elegant chased floral engravings and fluted neck design Condition: Very good antique condition – light signs of use consistent with age, no major defects Notes: Edward & John Barnard were among the most important silversmiths of 19th-century England, supplying high-quality silverware to the aristocracy and royal court. Their wine ewers and claret jugs are particularly sought after for their refinement and craftsmanship. This piece is not only a functional wine server but also a collector’s item of Victorian silver artistry.