1895 Antique Victorian Era Sterling Silver Two Salt Pots with Glass Liners and Two Spoons with Original Case Silversmith Nathan & Hayes (George Nathan & Ridley Hayes) Chester Hallmarks
£156.00
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£156.00
2 Salt Pots - English silver hallmarks for Chester 1895, (date letter “M"). Maker: Nathan & Hayes (George Nathan & Ridley Hayes). Silversmiths initials “N&H”
2 Spoons - English silver hallmarks for Birmingham 1902, (date letter "c"). Maker: William Devenport. Silversmiths initials “W.D”
Condition Lovely antique condition, no splits or cracks, no solder repairs, and no nasty knocks or dents, just minor little age-related surface bruises from normal use, really nothing much at all. Original box which has a velvet and silk lining. The box shows wear but in keeping with its age.
Country: Great Britain
Metal: Silver (0.925)
Measurements ±: Spoons 6 cm in length. Salt pots Leight is 7 cm and 3.5 in height. Weight total of 2 Spoons and 2 Salt Pots ±: 154 g. (silver only ±: 72 g.)
Authenticity unconditionally guaranteed!
2 Spoons - English silver hallmarks for Birmingham 1902, (date letter "c"). Maker: William Devenport. Silversmiths initials “W.D”
Condition Lovely antique condition, no splits or cracks, no solder repairs, and no nasty knocks or dents, just minor little age-related surface bruises from normal use, really nothing much at all. Original box which has a velvet and silk lining. The box shows wear but in keeping with its age.
Country: Great Britain
Metal: Silver (0.925)
Measurements ±: Spoons 6 cm in length. Salt pots Leight is 7 cm and 3.5 in height. Weight total of 2 Spoons and 2 Salt Pots ±: 154 g. (silver only ±: 72 g.)
Authenticity unconditionally guaranteed!
SKU: PP57-
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