Lion Passant

Silver quality/purity mark: 930**, Lion passant (sterling, 925/1000). Import date mark: R (1892).

Neresheimer & Söhne, Hanau) Importer's mark: BM (B Muller & Son (Berthold Muller)) Silver quality/purity mark: Lion passant (.925 sterling, 925/1000) Import mark: Chester, England...

The hallmarks struck to this impressive Dutch silver box include: Maker's mark: Untraced Silver quality/purity mark: Lion passant mark .833 (833/1000) Condition: This antique b...

Silver quality/purity mark: 930*, Lion passant (sterling, 925/1000). Import date mark: f (1901).

The hallmarks struck to this impressive antique silver sugar box include: Importer's mark: ETB (Edwin Thompson Bryant) Import mark: Leopard head (London, England) Silver quality/p...

The lid is hallmarked to the collar with the lion passant denoting sterling silver, along with Samuel Courtauld's maker's mark (partially rubbed).

The underside of the teapot bear full hallmarks: the Lion passant for sterling silver, the leopard head for London, the letter for 1817 and the maker's marks 'PS' for Paul Storr.

See video. 9.5 inches high by 9 wide In the standard variant used outside of Scotland, the shield is quartered, depicting in the first and fourth quarters the three passant guardant...

The shield is quartered, depicting in the first and fourth quarters the three passant guardant lions of England; in the second, the rampant lion and double tressure flory-counterflor...

Each is fully marked around the rim of the foot, with the maker’s mark, lion passant sterling mark, leopard’s head for London, monarch’s mark of Queen Victoria, and the date letter “...

Fully marked including London assay stamp and maker’s initials “W.T” (possibly William Tuite). Cover has lion passant stamp. Weight: 9 troy ounces.

Solid 9 carat rose gold. Designed with a fine lion passant intaglio to the base. CONDITION ; Excellent.

Designed with a family crest which depicts a lion passant to centre with Latin moto border which translates to The Love of The Country Leads Me. 12mm x 15mm head approx.

A superb intaglio signet ring. 18 carat yellow gold example. 11.9mm x 9.4mm head. The intaglio depicts what looks to be a standing lion holding cross. CONDITION ; Very good. Clean b...

A pair of mid-19th century brass doorstops, cast as lions passant.

Italian walnut 17th century two door cabinet with figural carvings surmounting lion passant feet

Very finely hand carved example. Lion passant design. 11.8mm x 13.9mm stone. CONDITION ; Very good.

A nice large sterling and shagreen deco box .Hallmarked with a lion passant, leopards head and a capitol B , further hallmarked on the bottom of the feet.

English Arts & Crafts period silver powder box with Persian turquoise medallion, William Disney Barlow, maker, Birmingham, circa 1912, bears lion passant mark and uncrowned lions hea...

The seal is carved with Lions Passant, Fleur De Lys , Griffins and Thatch engraving in a diamond shape Coat of Arms.

By Elias Cachart,London, c1745. (Lion passant and makers mark).

It is interesting to note that whilst these labels appear to be a pair, they have two different maker's marks and two different lion passant marks, suggesting they might have been ma...

The silver sleeve is monogrammed (W.de.L.C.) and both the silver sleeve and cap are hallmarked with Birmingham silver hallmarks (the anchor, lion Passant, and "n" for 1912) and the ...

The plain silver blade stamped with a George III cusped duty mark and lion passant only, Sheffield, circa 1798. Complete with leather slip case. 81 mm closed 145 mm open In...

The hallmarks are possibly for Sheffield, England including a Maker's Mark, Lion Passant, Sovereign Head, and Crown with a P.

The plain silver blades struck with George III duty marks and lion passants only. Complete with red Morocco leather case.

Official blazon:- Argent, a chevron between three roses gules, barbed and seeded proper; on a chief of the second a lion passant guardant between two closed books, all Or.

New hallmarks were ordered, “the figure of a woman commonly called Britannia” and the lion’s head erased (torn off at the neck) replacing the lion passant and the leopard’s head crow...

Note the lid and interior gilt cover are also hallmarked with the lion passant and the K date mark for 1910-11. Decorated in the scarce Japanese Aesthetic Movement style with a flora...

The hallmarks consisting of the lion passant, the Georgian head and the maker's mark are clearly stamped on the gilded inside of the box.

The pendant is hallmarked with the makers mark 'CH' for Charles Horner, lion passant, and Chester marks, 1909. Period: - Early 20th Century.

This Georgian silver port label is clearly marked with their makers mark, the head of George the III the lion passant and date letter a for 1816. Has a lovely silver belcher link cha...

The collar of the nozzle and the side of the snuffer are both stamped with the Georgian head, the lion passant, the date mark and the makers mark.

Fully hallmarked on base: “LE” in a square (the mark of Lawrence Emanuel), “S” mark for 1917, Lion passant guardant and anchor identify the box as being from Birmingham and made of ....

The full set of hallmarks are very clear on the underside of the foot and the handle is struck with a lion passant mark Crest:- CORNISH for Robert Stribling Cornish, 1788-1871 of...

The full set of hallmarks is struck at the base of the reverse of the stem and while the maker's mark, the lion passant and the crowned leopard's head are legible, the date mark has ...

Each solid silver handle terminates in an Art Deco detail resembling an architectural capital and the bowls bear a full set of hallmarks on the reverse: the maker's mark of Cooper Br...

The rim of the lid is clearly stuck with the date mark and the lion passant. The bowl sits on a circular foot and is totally plain except for a little bit of reeding at the rim.

Unidentified, the Stuart Royal Arms impaling Argent three Lions passant guardant in pale Azure, all beneath a Crown.

The box is fully hallmarked with a "Z" maker's mark for A & J Zimmerman, an anchor for Birmingham, a lion passant signifying .925 sterling silver, and a “B” identifying the year as 1...

The snuffers are stamped with the following hallmarks: Richard Sibley I’s Sponsor's mark; the ‘lion passant guardant’ which certifies the quality of the silver; the sovereign head ('...

The fine pair of 19th century French carved softwood gilded lions, each in the passant position with their right for paw raised over painted scarlet armorial shaped crests showing a ...

Hallmark on silver of a passant lion and the letter "O" in a hexagon.

The shield is quartered, depicting in the first and fourth quarters the three passant guardant lions of England; in the second, the rampant lion and double tressure flory-counter-flo...

The intaglio depicts a lion passant holding a flag. CONDITION ; Very good.

Pair of delft blue and white lidded garniture vases with lion passant finials and floral motif on breast.

Expertly hand carved depicting a lion passant holding a wreath. Below reads the moto Virtute Acquiritur Honos.

The gilt interior bears full hallmarks for maker Charles Edwin Turner of Birmingham, a lion passant for sterling silver and an "l" date mark for 1910.

In Scotland a separate version of the Royal Standard of the United Kingdom is used, whereby the red Lion Rampant of the Kingdom of Scotland appears in the first and fourth quadrants,...

(Dated 1911 - Medallion Dated 1932) Marks: Birmingham hallmarks, Sterling Lion Passants, Maker’s initials (H.B&S), Inscription (F.F.C.C. – Referee, 1934, J.H.

George III silver matching snuffer on original stand, the snuffer tray with gadroon border and acanthus leaf corners, atop four pad feet, the snuffers with scroll cut and chased hand...

The other is the Maker's mark:" Lion Passant" with G on its left and B on its right for Gombert & Bibollet ,master silversmiths in Paris (1913-1924).

The buttons are each clearly stamped on the reverse with maker's mark only and the lion passant. Diameter: 1.25 inches (3.2cm).

This piece is fully hallmarked and bears the lion passant, meaning English Sterling Silver, the lion face, for London, the letter ‘F’, which is a Dutch mark for 1840, and a sword mar...

The full set of hallmarks are stamped just below the reeding while the top part of the funnel is stamped with the makers mark, kings head and the lion passant. The border of the upp...

Fully hallmarked with Lawrence Emanuel's “LE” maker's mark inside a square, a lion passant signifiying .925 sterling silver, an anchor for Birmingham, and a “W” identifying the year ...

., a leopard's head for London, a lion passant signifying .925 sterling silver, and an “A” identifying the year as 1936.