Lion Passant

underside of the foot bears the engraved initials 'MRA', in addition to the lion passant hallmark. Such

condition. Marks: HB for Hester Bateman, Lion passant for sterling silver in the back of the handle. The

teardrop stopper sits well within the hallmarked silver collar Bearing the Lion Passant, the London assay

collars bear the Lion Passant, London assay mark and date letter 'N' for 1901 Maker's initials engraved

tea caddy include: Maker's mark: R 133 (untraced) Silver quality/purity mark: Lion Passant mark with

flaring circular form with a nicely shaped base. Fully hallmarked on the base, London, Lion Passant for

Edwardian, circa 1900–1915 MARKS & HALLMARKS Lion passant Chester assay mark Date letter worn away

aesthetic popular circa 1890–1910. The silver mount bears English hallmarks, including the lion passant

1890–1910. The silver mount bears English hallmarks, including the lion passant for sterling silver

scallop shaped border. Fully hallmarked on the side near the top edge Lion passant, London, letter date P

, assayed in Birmingham. The Anchor is the Birmingham assay mark, the Lion Passant confirms sterling silver

/ lion passant for Sterling / Q for 1940. Fineness: Hallmarked for sterling silver fineness

the other side with English hallmarks for Asprey / lion passant for sterling / 925 / Leopard for

(London, England) Silver quality/purity mark: British lion passant mark, 930, Dutch lion rampant mark with

Displays the Lion Passant, Birmingham Assay mark and W date letter for 1921 Partial E&B maker’s mark for

Maker's mark for William Kinman (1728-1788) Hallmark with Lion Passant, Crowned Leopard and partial 1772

, the Lion Passant, the Crowned leopard for the London Assay Tax Office, and the letter date g for 1782

the arms of the town (three lions passant guardant in pale or with as many herrings naiant in pale

pin. The arrow is fully hallmarked on the rear of the flight, displaying the lion passant for sterling

attributes of the carving: "Give and Forgive," the three fleur-de-lis on the shield, the lion passant

for James Dixon & Son, Lion Passant for Sterling, Duty Mark, date letter G in a cartouche for 1850

’ Anchor Lion passant H.Bro MEASUREMENTS Length: 3.2cm / 1.26” Height: 6cm / 2.36” Width: 1cm / 0.39

”, probably Rolason Brothers, Birmingham Anchor mark, Lion Passant, Date Letter 'Z' for 1848. "Inhaling snuff

features distinct English hallmarks: anchor for Birmingham, letter date, lion passant for sterling silver

reverse of one handle and lion passant to the other handle and hinge are all very clear. Dimensions

addition to the standard British silver hallmarks, including the lion passant guaranteeing a silver purity

, night-sky charm. Crafted in Birmingham, England and hallmarked with the anchor (assay office), lion

arms. This 5 inch square tile is adorned with three lions passant within a heraldic shield and flanked

& Co. Lion passant—Sterling silver (.925 purity) Leopard’s head—London Assay Office Date letter 'g

Birmingham anchor, the lion passant for sterling silver, and the date letter W. Originally designed to be

with W.H.H. for William Hair Hasseler / lion passant for sterling / Y for 1898 (the mark is reversed

with the Lion Passant, Birmingham assay office anchor and date letter J for 1933 This is an appealing

embellished with a contemporary bright cut engraved crest of on a cap of maintenance turned up a lion passant

& Cook's maker's mark / Lion passant for sterling / crowned leopard for London / S for 1733. Measurements

: Clearly struck on the base with William Burwash’s “WB” maker’s mark, London leopard’s head, lion passant

lion passant denoting sterling standard (92.5% purity), together with assay and letter date – 1824

; HALLMARKS Lion passant Date letter “n” (1894) MEASUREMENTS Length: 3.2cm / 1.26” Height: 5.6cm / 2.2

assay and bearing maker's mark Bracelet is featuring a padlock as a closure, stamped with Lion

sophistication — timeless, tactile, and unmistakably British. Hallmarks CH (Charles Horner), Lion Passant

Sterling / Made in England / Barker Brothers' maker's mark / anchor for Birmingham / lion passant for

. Bearing English hallmarks: Maker’s mark - G & J.W.H (Hawksley) Crown & lion passant – for English

set of hallmarks, including the maker’s mark, the lion passant, the city mark, and a date letter

: Matthew Linwood II Marks: Hallmarked with ML to the rim for Matthew Linwood II, a lion passant for

belt fastening securing the front flap. The silver lock is fully hallmarked, displaying the lion

assay marks dating to the 19th century. The piece carries a lion passant confirming sterling standard, a

reverse with Liberty & Co.'s maker's mark / anchor for Birmingham / lion passant for Sterling / C for

, consisting of the maker's mark, lion passant and date letter struck to the reverse of the stem, in addition

with hallmarks: AG for Asprey & Garrard / 925 / Anchor for Birmingham / lion passant for sterling

. Maker: Asprey & Garrard Marks: Hallmarked to the base with Asprey's maker's mark / lion passant for

lion passant, struck to the reverse surface of the handle are very clear considering the type of item

., 2nd half of the 19th, early 20th century Leopard head - city mark of London Lion - 'Lion passant

maker's mark / Lion passant for sterling / Leopard for London / P for 1870 / Victorian duty mark

are remarkably crisp and well-struck, showing the lion passant, the crowned leopard's head of the

celebratory nature. The medal is fully hallmarked, displaying the lion passant for sterling silver, the three

Lion passant Date letter “z” (1974) MEASUREMENTS Height: 1.5 cm / 0.59” Internal measurements: 6.0 cm

: Maker’s mark Assay office (e.g., London, Birmingham, or Sheffield) Lion Passant (guaranteeing sterling

perfect condition. Full hallmarks struck to the surface of each base and the lion passant to each clover