Lion Passant

The sconces are marked with the Lion Passant and John Perry’s maker’s mark. These candlesticks are in superb condition, with no repairs or damage, all stand true on a flat surface.

Each capital retains the original detachable push fit sconce, embellished with a bead decorated border to the rim and featuring a contemporary engraved crest of a lion passant guarda...

The hallmarks struck to the surface of the coffee pot have wear in keeping with age and location but remain legible. The lion passant to the interior of the cover and maker's mark to...

The part hallmarks to the underside of the surface, consisting of a lion passant and maker's mark are all very clear Dimensions Length across handles 68.3cm/26.9" Width 44.4cm/1...

The lower portion of the teapot is embellished with an contemporary bright cut engraved crest, depicting a lion passant. This impressive antique silver teapot is fitted with the o...

Silver quality/purity mark: Lion passant, 930* (sterling). Assay mark: Leopard head (London, England).

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

The lid is also hallmarked with the lion passant and the maker’s mark. Overall this caster is in excellent condition.

Their corporate maker's mark was a lion passant, in a cushion shaped cartouche, dated 1774.

The hallmarks struck to the body and cover include: Maker's mark: ETB (Edwin Thompson Bryant) Silver quality/purity mark: 930*, Lion passant (sterling, 925/1000) Date mark: e (1900) ...

The hallmarks struck to the underside and rim of this magnificent piece include: Maker's marks: I+D (untraced) Assay scrape: Zickzack line (Tremolierstrich) Hanau marks: Unt...

Each candlestick bears the full hallmarks: Lion passant for sterling silver, the lion head for London, the letter 'U' for 1895, the makers' marks 'WG JD' for 'William Gibson & John L...

This standard was introduced in England by Act of Parliament in 1697 to replace sterling silver (92.5% silver) as the obligatory standard for items of "wrought plate". The lion passa...

It bears the makers' mark 'WC' for William Comyns, the lion passant for sterling silver, the leopard head for London and the letter 'n' for 1908.

Each piece bears full hallmarks - Lion passant for sterling silver, the anchor for Birmingham, letter 'g' for 1882, and makers' mark 'H.W. & Co' for Horace Woodward & Co.

The full hallmarks to the trimmer, in addition to the lion passant marks to the hinged blades and underside of the scissors are all very clear.

The plain upper portion is embellished with a contemporary bright cut engraved crest of a lion passant to one side and a ship's sail fastened to its mast to the other.

The pair bear full hallmarks - the lion passant for sterling silver, the leopard's head for London, the letter 'p' for 1890 and the maker's mark 'CB' for Charles Boyton.

The hallmarks struck to this exceptional antique silver nef include: Maker's mark: ETB (Edwin Thompson Bryant) Assay mark: Leopard head (London, England) Silver quality/purity mar...

It bears the full hallmarks, Lion passant for sterling silver, Leopard head for London, date letter for 1808 and the maker's mark 'P.S' for Paul Storr.

Full hallmarks struck to the underside of the base and lion passant to the interior of the cover are all very clear; the hallmarks are struck deeply due to the exceptional gauge of s...

They feature King George IV head, Exeter and London, lion passant, makers mark for John & Archibald Douglas and the date marks for 1821/1822.

The underside bears the full hallmarks: the Lion passant for sterling silver, the leopard head for London, the letter 'o' for 1829 and the maker's marks 'PS' for Paul Storr.

English sterling silver coffee pot by James Dixon & Sons features simple and plain tapered cylinder form on stepped collet foot with hinged dome lid having carved finial, flanked by ...

English sterling silver tea pot by James Dixon & Sons features simple and plain tapered cylinder form on stepped collet foot with hinged dome lid having carved finial, flanked by pan...

The hallmarks struck to this exceptional antique silver nef include: Importer's mark: JS (John George Smith) Import mark: London, England Import date mark: e (1900) Silver quality/pu...

George) charged with a lion passant guardant (being part of the Royal Arms of England), on a chief a portcullis of the third between two ostrich feathers erect of the field.

The anterior surface of each knife terminal and posterior surface of each fork and spoon bears the contemporary bright cut engraved crest of a lion passant surmounting a tower. Each...

The neck is fully hallmarked with a clear maker’s mark AM for Alexander Macrae, the lion passant for sterling silver, leopard’s head for London, the date letter R for 1872, and the Q...

It bears the full hallmarks - Lion passant for sterling silver, Leopard head for London, letter 'h' for 1823 and the maker's mark 'P.S' for Paul Storr.

The underside of the teapot, as well as the lid, bear the full hallmarks: the Lion passant for sterling silver, the leopard head for London, the letter 'p' for 1810 and the maker's m...

The side of the teapot, as well as the lid, bear full hallmarks: the Lion passant for sterling silver, the leopard head for London, the letter 'R' for 1812 and the maker's marks 'PS'...

This impressive monographic statement is flanked with two applied simplified coats of arms, incororating a lion passant guardant crowned with an imperial crown and collared with an o...

They may be blazoned as follows: Arms: (on the dexter) Argent on a bend sable three owls of the field in chief a label of three points for difference* **(for Savile) (on the si...

This standard was introduced in England by Act of Parliament in 1697 to replace sterling silver (92.5% silver) as the obligatory standard for items of "wrought plate". The lion passa...

They may be blazoned as follows: Arms: Quarterly 1st and 4th Sable a lion passant argent* on a chief of the second three cross crosslets of the field (for Long) 2nd Per fess or**...

The part hallmarks to interior of the cover, comprised of the lion passant and maker's mark, have wear in keeping with location but remain legible.

The base of the fob is chalcedony, a form of quartz. The intaglio shows a lion in passant and a drape on either side falling from the reeded rod.

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...

The Shoreham Coat of Arms depicts a single blue rampant lion to the left side of a shield and three golden passant guardant lions to the right.

The central shield is quartered depicting, in the first and fourth quarters, the three passant guardant lions of England quartered with the fleur-de-lis of France; in the second quar...

The Coat of Arms is divided in two, the top half of which details a lion in a passant guardant position above a silver backdrop detailed with red drops.

Tiffany and Co. 14 kt gold Lion Passant stickpin. The strutting lion a common charge in heraldry.

Antique 19th century Bronze Lion "Passant" sculpture, fine detailed model.

WC hallmark for William Comyns & Sons, lion passant, London hallmark, date letter g. C.1902.

Brasses: a hunting horn, locomotive, lion passant & sun with hearts. Measures: 28.5" x 4".   

Marked with makers mark that appears to be WC, lion passant Very nice condition with some light tarnish and slight surface scratching.

Weight 3.72 oz. Full hallmarks and lion passant to clapper.

Ltd, Birmingham Anchor, Lion passant, and letter “h”. The stopper screws off and still retains its original cork.

The T-bar bears the mark HB&S for Herbert Bushell & Son Ltd of Northampton Street, Birmingham, alongside the lion passant, Birmingham anchor, and the date letter ‘S’ for 1942.

An important Edwardian antique sterling silver hallmarked hand vanity mirror by English silversmith Henry Matthews composed of a bevelled edges mirror, engraved GH initials and elabo...

Each link is stamped with the lion passant for sterling silver, the clip and t bar are marked but this is worn.

Beautiful Georgian period gold signet ring with a bloodstone intaglio crest of a lion passant holding the wheel of fortune. The bloodstone with lovely old patina and great detail, cu...

The body with wonderful period stepped lettering T C E with a stylized star. Marks on base: Lion Passant, London Town, b for 1737, makers initials GD in script for Jabez Daniel Weig...

It has the T&Co. hallmark Lion passant London town mark and the Tiffany & Co.

Hallmarks on reverse (the marks are worn from polishing but appear to be in the shape of the lion passant silver standard mark). This fine toast rack has a stylish Art Deco design wi...

Marked on base with PS which is attributed to Paul Storr, a lion passant facing left, a bust head of George III (upside down), a date mark "O" which translates to circa 1809, and a c...