1891 British Antique Pure Silver (925 Silver) Fruit Bowl 272g Walter & John Barnard
SKU: 168826054
This is the work of the very popular Bernard family, which is said to be the oldest silversmith in the UK.
It has a beautifully shaped bowl with raised ends and low legs.
The rim of the bowl is decorated with fine bright cuts and pierced earrings.
We hope this lovely antique silver will add some color to your day!
【condition】
Appearance: ★★★★☆ Beautiful product with no noticeable scratches or stains Features: ★★★☆☆ Deterioration over time but can be used without problems
・Although there is wear on the whole, it is well maintained as an antique and is in a beautiful state.
・The hallmark that guarantees pure silver by the British Assay Laboratory remains firmly.
・There is some wobble when placed on a flat surface.
* Since it is very old, there are fine scratches and dirt due to aging.
*Please purchase after confirming and acknowledging the photos.
【detail】
・Maker Walter & John Barnard
・Year of manufacture 1891 (London Q)
・Material sterling silver (925/1000)
・Size Height 84 x Width 250 x Depth 165 mm
・Weight 272g
*Since it is an antique item, there is no other exactly the same item.
Please feel free to ask any questions if you have any questions.
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After receiving your order, we will thoroughly inspect and clean the item, so please allow 2 business days for shipping. We will carefully pack the item in tissue paper or cushioning material to prevent damage during shipping.
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