Antique British Silver Mounted Riding Crop – London 1910, Maker Thomas Callow & Son – Inscribed “Enid Siltzer 1910. A charming and well-preserved early 20th-century British riding crop, hallmarked London 1910 and expertly crafted by the renowned silversmith Thomas Callow & Son. This elegant crop features a finely worked silver collar engraved with the original owner’s name, “Enid Siltzer 1910”, adding unique provenance and historical interest. The shaft is richly finished in leather and braided detailing, and the original horsehair/fiber crop lash remains intact. The handle is topped with a carved antler or bone grip, exhibiting excellent tactile character and period craftsmanship. Date & Hallmarks: London 1910 silver marks, verified British assay. Maker: Thomas Callow & Son – distinguished London silversmiths. Inscription: Enid Siltzer 1910 — likely the original owner. Materials: Leather shaft, silver collar, carved antler/bone handle, braided lash. Dimensions approx. Overall length approx. 57 cm (crop body) Handle/Shaft length approx. 13 cm Shaft diameter approx. 2.5 cm Lash length approx. 90 cm This piece is both an attractive collector’s riding accessory and a tangible piece of Edwardian equestrian heritage — ideal for display, collection, or as a conversation piece with provenance. A riding crop is a short whip used by equestrians to encourage or guide a horse while riding. It was an essential part of riding gear, particularly in the late Victorian and Edwardian era, and often made with fine materials and silver accents when owned by affluent riders. The mounted silver collar would often bear ownership marks, initials, or full inscriptions — sometimes given as gifts or commemorating a year of service, event, or personal milestone. Shipping Catawiki smart services. Insured and well packed.