Lion Passant

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

silver mount bears English hallmarks, including the lion passant for sterling silver, London assay

. Full hallmarks to the surface of the tazza are all very clear, in keeping with age; the lion passant

first portion of maker's mark has wear, but remains legible. The lion passant to the ring loop is very

date letter and lion passant, to the interior of the cover are all very clear. Dimensions Length from

(Jonathan, George & Henry Lias), The lion passant indicating sterling silver, The leopard’s head for

, bespoke, hallmarked silver 925 (lion passant) and fitted to the clock. Given the slide opening of the

hallmarked with the Birmingham anchor, lion passant, date letter for 1887, and the maker’s mark JW for Joseph

struck to the surface of the chalice and paten, in addition to lion passant to the underside of the

Alfred Crichton). - Lion's passant guardant, 1916-1933 (certifiying the silver's quality). - Town mark

marks in London during this period.) Lion Passant: Denoting sterling silver (.925 purity) Leopard’s

lion passant, assay mark and date letter of the full hallmarks struck to the underside of the

branded by UK / LONDON OFFICIAL STAMP: so-said LION PASSANT with year's mark O of 1889 STERLING

of silver. The lion passant hallmark has wear in keeping with age but remains legible. Reflections

maker's mark and lion passant mark to the reverse of each; all the hallmarks are very clear. Dimensions

a circular cartouche ornamented with the contemporary bright cut engraved crest of a demi-lion

upper portion of the bowl is encircled with an exceptional chased band depicting opposing lion passant

lion passant struck to each capital is clear in keeping with age and location. Dimensions Height

anchor for Birmingham, the lion passant for sterling silver, and the date letter “f” for the year 1905

interior lid with the lion passant for sterling silver, the leopard's head for London, the date letter “L

. Full hallmarks struck to the surface of the chalice and lion passant to the underside of the foot are

remarkable precision and durability, adorned with the iconic lion passant hallmark, confirming its English

/ purity mark: Lion Passant mark .833 (833/1000) Date letter: Z (1884) Duty mark: Minerva head Condition

careful Victorian tableware engineering. Both the lid and the base share 5 hallmarks: lion passant silver

include the lion passant (for sterling silver), the Chester assay mark (a sword and three wheatsheaves

: - Crown - City mark of Sheffield - 'Lion passant' England, Sterling Silver 925 - 'm' in pentagon - date

reverse with the maker's mark for Charles Horner Ltd (CH), lion passant mark (sterling silver, .925

: Hallmarked twice to each knife & fork with a crown for Sheffield / lion passant for Sterling / d for 1921

lion passant). This exceptional example of antique silverware features no maker's mark; the maker is

its aesthetically pleasing appearance. Full hallmarks struck to the underside of the foot and lion

concept never materialized. The two passant lions in a regal British coat of arms posture proudly balance

presumably Howard James, Birmingham (anchor), Sterling silver (lion passant), Date letter ‘n’ (1887) Design

George Piddington) Import mark: London, England Silver quality/purity mark: Lion passant (sterling, .925

very sharp. The maker's mark, lion passant and monarch's head struck to the surface of each model are

mark of the lion passant. The chain has a center T-bar that drops down, and on either side of the

Samuel Godbehere and Edward Wigan, lion passant for sterling silver, the panther's head for London, the

and the body of the basket, with Morton's maker's marks, the crown for Sheffield, lion passant for

, indicating it was likely a gift. Fully hallmarked: Maker’s Mark: S.M. Lion passant: Sterling Silver (.925

lion passant for sterling silver, the sword and three wheatsheaves assay mark for Chester, the cursive

, resulting in the maker's mark and lion passant being partially visible. Reflections in photographs may

struck to the underside of the base and lion passant to the interior of the cover are all very clear; the

the teapot include: Maker's mark: CP (untraced) Silver quality/purity mark: Lion Passant mark with 2nd

: TH (Theodor Hartmann*) Silver quality/purity mark: Lion passant (.925 sterling, 925/1000) Assay

three roses, barbed, seeded on a chief of the second a lion passant guardant between two closed books

maker’s mark and the lion passant. This is an excellent George II silver coffee pot of very high

1830s. Made of oak featuring serpentine hand carved form with lion passant holding an acorn, heavy

ready for use. Full hallmarks struck to the surface of the body and rim of cover, in addition to lion

decoration is very crisp. Full hallmarks struck to the underside of the caddy and lion passant to the

legible. The lion passant mark to the terminal of the handle mount is clear. Dimensions Length 23.1cm

collectible today. Hallmarks: Clearly struck on the side and lid with the lion passant (sterling standard

embellished with the contemporary engraved coat of arms depicting on a cross between four lions passant

architectural profile that enhances the vertical emphasis of the columns. Fully hallmarked with the lion

-pointed star cap badge (1902-1923) of the Worcestershire Regiment*, incorporating the Royal lion passant

part of Cutlers Company. Their corporate maker's mark was a lion passant, in a cushion shaped cartouche

widest point Official blazon Argent on a Cross Gules five Lions passant guardant Or. Origin

incorporates a logo depicting a lion passant above the initials 'NABC', all encompassed with 'Yorkshire

). Hallmarks Stamped in all parts three times with British marks as follows, the lion passant for England, the