Lion Passant

Each piece is fully hallmarked to the bowl with the maker's mark of David Hennell, the crowned leopard's head for London, the lion passant for sterling standard, and the date letter.

The ornamentation to the cover incorporates a logo depicting a lion passant above the initials 'NABC', all encompassed with 'Yorkshire Association Boys Clubs'; it can be determined t...

Hallmarks Stamped in all parts three times with British marks as follows, the lion passant for England, the anchor for the city of Birmingham, the maker's mark H.M. associated to Hen...

Silver quality/purity mark: Lion Passant mark with 2nd standard purity .833, 833/1000.

The hallmarks struck to the sleeve of the cover and body of this large sterling silver goat box include: Importer's mark: JGP (John George Piddington) Silver quality/purity mark: Lio...

The Silver Purity Standard (The Lion Passant): This punch shows a crisp, stylized walking lion facing left inside a square cartouche with slightly rounded corners .

The granted arms are described in heraldic terminology, or blazon, as follows: Gules on a Cross Ermine between four Lions passant guardant Or a Bible fesswise Gules clasped and garni...

Neresheimer & Sohne) Hanau marks: Untraced* Importer's mark: BM (B Muller & Son (Berthold Muller)) Import mark: Chester, England Silver quality/purity mark: lion passant (ste...

At its centre appears a vertical arrangement of three lions passant, one above the other. The lions are rendered in warm ochre and gold tones, with simplified forms that prioritise r...

Hanau marks: Untraced* Importer's mark: BM (B Muller & Son (Berthold Muller)) Assay mark: London/Chester, England Silver quality/purity mark: lion passant (sterling, 925/1000) Im...

The hallmarks struck to the body and cover include: Importer's mark: ETB (Edwin Thompson Bryant) Silver quality/purity mark: 930*, Lion passant (sterling, 925/1000) Import date ma...

The curling medallion is fully hallmarked, displaying the lion passant for sterling silver, the anchor assay mark for Birmingham, and the date letter "M" corresponding to 1936, along...

Total size: Highth: 31,0 cm / 12.20 in Width: 21,5 cm / 8.46 in Depth: 13,0 cm / 5.11 in Gross weight: ca. 1400 Grams / 49.28 oz / 45.01 troy oz Hallmarks: Crown -...

The anchor mark confirms Birmingham origin, the lion passant attests to the sterling standard (.925 purity), and the date letter “n” establishes the exact assay year.

Hallmarks: Maker’s mark: J.C (Jacques-Théodule Cartier) Lion passant: Sterling silver standard Leopard’s head: London Assay Office Date letter “B”: 1937 Import mark “925” for sterli...

The hallmarks include the 14k gold mark (14K), gold guarantee mark (crown) and lion passant hallmark. This fine and impressive antique synthetic ruby ring is supplied with two indep...

Neresheimer & Sohne) Hanau marks: Untraced** Importer's mark: BM (B Muller & Son (Berthold Muller)) Import mark: Chester, England Silver quality/purity mark: lion passant (sterling, ...

It is hallmarked with the lion passant, anchor for Birmingham, date mark and the Haseler maker's mark of WHH.

Maker's Mark: George Edward & Sons ,Lion Passant: Confirms the silver is sterling (92.5% silver purity).

The underside of the teapot, as well as the lid, bears full hallmarks: the Lion passant for sterling silver, the leopard head for London, the letter 'P' for 1830, and the maker's mar...

Initially, we assumed that these might have been ‘Irish-made’ in the mid to late 20C, BUT, then we researched the most prominent Crest/Coat of Arms and Motto on the fabric, namely, t...

Hallmarks Stamped with British marks as follows, the lion passant for England, the lion head for the city of London, the maker's mark T.J associated to Thomas Johnson and the letter ...

These are the royal arms of England during the reign of Elizabeth I (queen from 1558 to 1603), consisting of: • Three gold lions passant leoparded on a red field: Traditional symbol...

The handle is struck twice with the lion passant, once to each of the putti supports.

Hallmarks Stamped with British marks as follows, the lion passant for England, the mark for the city of Chester, the maker's mark JDWD associated to James Deakin & Sons and the l...

Dating from the late 19th century, this tile is embossed with two passant lions in a glossy red-brown glaze. Another tile, near identical to this one, resides in the Smithsonian Desi...

A late 19th century encaustic floor tile by Craven Dunhill and Co (stamped) depicting four passant lions in deep red and buff tones. This 6-inch tile includes a bespoke steel stand a...

Finished in an attractive light green glaze, this large rectangular tile depicts a passant guardant lion in relief with lavish mane and raised curling tail, the details still clear a...

The fully hallmarked silver base displays the lion passant for sterling silver, the Leopard's Head assay mark for London, and the date letter "S" for 1893, together with the maker's ...

Description: Each coat of arms rendered with polychrome application, featuring the Scottish variant of the Royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom, the imperial crown surmounting th...

The kettle is hallmarked with the rearing lion English passant, and "Made in England" underneath in capital letters.

This stained glass window depicts the Norwich coat of arms – a passant, guardant lion below a castle – within a green foliage wreath.

There is a hallmark on the underneath with the letter "H", indicates the year of assay; and a Passant Lion with right paw raised (indicates 92.5% sterling silver purity used in Engla...

The term "engrailed" comes from the Old French word graal, meaning "grail" (cup or chalice) The ring is assayed 20 carat with marks for the lion in passant and the crown which dates...

The hallmark ("Z", an Anchor, A Passant Lion, "t") . See image. The "Z" indicates either the maker or the 1874 year of assay.

Maker: Francis Crump Marks: Marked to the neck of each caddy (covered by the lid) with an "F.C" Francis Crump's maker's mark, passant lion for sterling, crowned leopard for London,...

Press on the clasp to open and the interior reveals a gold plated surface on sterling with all the appropriate hallmarks. The passant lion indicates .925 British sterling silver; the...

Embossed atop the interior inscription are four hallmarks; one implying ".925" silver (92% pure); that being a prancing lion with tail in the air, better known as a passant lion, wh...

Each: Open wire colonnade sides applied with fruiting grapevine; oval engraved with lion passant. Rims gadrooned; mouth rim wavy. Stained-wood well with concentric rings.