Royal Warrant

An antique early 20th Century cast iron government royal warrant, likely from a magistrate court or

A bass advertising mirror, pub mirror with royal warrant The mirror has etched and painted

Rare ASPREY & Co. London Royal Warrant Art Deco Cocktail Trolley Bar. Incredible and without equal

This warrant or crest was probably for over the door of a business or establishment that served the

A Royal Warrant of Appointment have been issued for centuries to those who supply goods or services

the Royal family. In 1901 King Edward VII sold the Burslem factory the Royal Warrant, allowing the

hats worn by the Queen – from whom he held a Royal Warrant – and Diana, Princess of Wales.

to signify its royal warrant of appointment as glassmakers. The first royal warrant was awarded by

Worcester porcelain. In 1788 the company received a royal warrant as purveyors of porcelains to their Royal

condition. Hallmarks: Royal Doulton impressed hallmark (introduced to mark the grant of the Royal Warrant

Victorian toleware bottle carrier with makers plaque featuring the Royal warrant by Farrow and

Superb quality silver plate seven-bar triangular shape letter rack Makers Marks for Royal

and raised royal warrant crest decoration. Now electrified as lamps.

Brass and smoked glass coffee table, France, circa 1950. Brass frame with original Rankin Royal

well; superb tall pierced border; cut-out handles. Maker's marks for Royal Warranted Silversmiths

Monumental John Dewar & Sons royal warrant pub mirror (c. 1900-1920) - reverse painted, triple

, Birmingham (predecessors to Royal Warranted silversmiths, Barker-Ellis Silver Co.)

Antique balance scales with original paint and weights. The front has a crest of the Royal

Paris in the late 19th century by Christofle Silver Co. but they have maker's marks for the Royal

Fine quality hand-cut panel cut crystal double jar pickle set Maker's Marks for Royal warranted

Royal Warrants for Queen Victoria, King Edward VI, King George V, King Edward VIII and King George VI

acorn shaped feet. Label of Howard & Son, London under top. Howard & Sons received a number of royal

was an artist Emanuel Emanuel was an importer of curiosities Royal Warrant / By Appointment to

was introduced in the latter part of 1901 to mark the grant of the Royal Warrant by King Edward VII

Gustavian and empire styles. He received the royal warrant to her majesty Queen Victoria in Sweden in 1910.

was granted a Royal Warrant Of Appointment early in Queen Victoria's reign. Commissions included

& Co., Sheffield Royal warranted silversmiths  With decorative "set screw" to allow the wine bottle

Ltd company in 1881. The Royal Warrant was prominent, Queen Victoria awarded Winsor & Newton their

and crown. This mark was introduced to mark the grant of the Royal Warrant by King Edward VII. The

carrying handles made by the renowned Elkington & Co. Birmingham makers who held Royal warrants to the

Baccarat became to France. They received the Royal Warrant from King Albert II of Belgium. Measures: H-9.5

Hicks’ London. By Appointment to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II ‘Royal Warrant’ label.

condition with a diameter measuring 3 1/4" and standing 8 3/4" tall. HOLDERS OF ROYAL WARRANTS SINCE 1897

1788 George III, following a visit to the company, granted it a royal warrant, and it became known as

). Electroplated stand has maker's marks for Royal Warranted silversmiths, Martin, Hall & Co. (Sheffield) Pristine

by Queen Victoria of the Royal Warrant to the House of Bollinger when they were appointed official

Street, Mayfair London and Fifth Avenue, New York. The firm carried a Royal Warrant and both Queen

Mark in Cyrilic for (Pavel Ovchinnikov, Awarded with a Royal Warrant). Condition In great condition

. Shoolbred was granted a Royal Warrant by the 1880s. James Shoolbred didn’t survive the financial crisis on

with a yellow border and showing 5 Royal Warrants The sign is in good general condition it is made in

Antique inlaid mahogany mantel clock by Mappin & Webb holders of Royal Warrants to British monarchs

Antique mahogany inlaid mantle clock by Mappin & Webb holders of Royal Warrants to British monarchs

, Royal warrant holders. The frame has been repatinated. The glass elements are in excellent order with no

Antique inlaid mahogany mantel clock by Mappin & Webb holders of Royal Warrants to British monarchs

Warrant holder and award winning dressing case maker. In 1862 Asprey was granted its first Royal Warrant

Warrant holder and award winning dressing case maker. In 1862 Asprey was granted its first Royal Warrant

beautifully later painted with gold lettering on glass and wood, along with a Royal warrant of appointment onn

Hutton and Sons, Sheffield, a Royal Warranted silversmith of the 19th century and highly regarded

III, following a visit to the company, granted it a royal warrant, and it became known as the "Royal

1968 and was then granted a Royal Warrant by Her Majesty the Queen.

and satin. The branding indicates royal warrants and prestige. Asprey delivers prestige with this

Thirteen Firms, which held Royal Warrants from the Qing Dynasty and were the earliest firms to trade with

, Ross, was honoured by Royal Warrant of Appointment as Whipmaker to H.M. King George III and the firm

founded its company in 1886 and this one also has received the Royal Warrant from the King of Spain.

collected, in good condition. No plate loss whatsoever. Maker's marks for Royal Warranted silversmiths

Miyamoto Skoko, active in Tokyo (1880-present), high class manufacturer and retailer who held the Royal

Miyamoto Skoko, active in Tokyo (1880 - present), high class manufacturer and retailer who held the Royal