William Neale c1887 - 紙刀 - Bookmark - 銀

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維多利亞時期銀製書籤,1887年,署名 William Neale,切斯特 英格蘭,長約8.5公分,寬1公分,厚0.5公分,重約4克,狀態良好,有輕微磨損。

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Antique Victorian Sterling Silver Bookmark – William Neale – Chester, England, 1887

An elegant and unusual antique sterling silver bookmark, crafted in Chester, England, in 1887, during the Victorian period, and attributed to the silversmith William Neale.

This charming 19th-century piece features a beautifully shaped, elongated design with a distinctive openwork blade and a finely fluted handle, decorated with elegant vertical ribs and a rounded collar.

The slender, pointed blade was designed to slide gently between the pages of a book, while the decorative handle remained visible above the pages.

The combination of its refined proportions, polished silver surface and understated decoration makes this a delightful example of Victorian silver craftsmanship.

Hallmarks

The bookmark bears English silver hallmarks, including:

Lion passant – Sterling silver, 925/1000 purity.

Chester assay mark – Chester, England.

Date letter – 1887.

Maker's mark attributed to William Neale.

Dimensions and weight

Length: approximately 8.5 cm
Width: approximately 1 cm
Thickness: approximately 0.5 cm
Weight: approximately 4 grams

Condition

Good antique condition, with light surface scratches and minor signs of wear consistent with its age of nearly 140 years.

Please examine the photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description.

A charming and collectible piece of Victorian sterling silver, ideal for collectors of antique bookmarks, English silver miniatures and historical writing accessories. Also a wonderful gift for a book lover.

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Antique Victorian Sterling Silver Bookmark – William Neale – Chester, England, 1887

An elegant and unusual antique sterling silver bookmark, crafted in Chester, England, in 1887, during the Victorian period, and attributed to the silversmith William Neale.

This charming 19th-century piece features a beautifully shaped, elongated design with a distinctive openwork blade and a finely fluted handle, decorated with elegant vertical ribs and a rounded collar.

The slender, pointed blade was designed to slide gently between the pages of a book, while the decorative handle remained visible above the pages.

The combination of its refined proportions, polished silver surface and understated decoration makes this a delightful example of Victorian silver craftsmanship.

Hallmarks

The bookmark bears English silver hallmarks, including:

Lion passant – Sterling silver, 925/1000 purity.

Chester assay mark – Chester, England.

Date letter – 1887.

Maker's mark attributed to William Neale.

Dimensions and weight

Length: approximately 8.5 cm
Width: approximately 1 cm
Thickness: approximately 0.5 cm
Weight: approximately 4 grams

Condition

Good antique condition, with light surface scratches and minor signs of wear consistent with its age of nearly 140 years.

Please examine the photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description.

A charming and collectible piece of Victorian sterling silver, ideal for collectors of antique bookmarks, English silver miniatures and historical writing accessories. Also a wonderful gift for a book lover.

Catawiki or Bpost tracking system , insured.
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詳細資料

時代
1400-1900
Over 200 years old
不是
物品數量
1
材質
銀
製造商/品牌
William Neale c1887
型號/名稱
Bookmark
原產國
英國
狀態
良好 - 有使用痕跡、些微老化跡象和小瑕疵
Height
0,5 cm
Width
8,5 cm
Depth
1 cm
大概年份
1887
比利時已驗證
2061
已售物品
100%
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