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John Fox Solid Silver 1577 London

$4,447.47
£3,250
€3,825.64
CA$6,103.20
A$6,833.95
CHF 3,565.61
MX$83,266.69
NOK 45,245.11
SEK 43,016.05
DKK 28,555.85
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A solid silver piece marked "John Foxe 1577 London" would be an extraordinary artifact from the Elizabethan era. However, it's important to clarify some historical context and potential misconceptions. Historical Context: John Foxe: Known for his work "Foxe's Book of Martyrs," John Foxe was an English historian and martyrologist. He was not known to be a silversmith, so a silver piece attributed to him might be more of a commemorative or misattributed item rather than something he crafted himself. Silverware in 1577: During the late 16th century, silverware was a symbol of wealth and status. Items from this period would typically be hallmarked with the maker's mark, a city mark (such as the London leopard's head), and a date letter, if applicable. Elizabethan Silver: Silver items from this period are highly collectible and valued for their historical significance and craftsmanship. They often feature intricate designs, reflecting the artistic styles of the Renaissance. If you have or are referencing a silver object with such a marking, it could be an item misattributed to John Foxe or one that commemorates him. Alternatively, it could be from another silversmith with the same name or initials, which was a common practice. Value and Significance: Historical Significance: If authentic, such a piece would be of great interest to historians and collectors, offering insights into the craftsmanship and cultural context of the late 16th century. Collectibility: Due to its age and potential historical connections, it would be a significant collector's item, especially if its provenance and authenticity can be verified. For a more precise evaluation, it would be essential to have the piece examined by an expert in antique silver, who can authenticate the marks and provide a detailed history and appraisal. If you are in possession of such an item, consulting with a specialist in Elizabethan silverware or a reputable antique dealer would be advisable.
  • Materials and Techniques:
  • Period:
  • Date of Manufacture:
    1577
  • Condition:
  • Seller Location:
    London, GB
  • Reference Number:
    1stDibs: LU5803244636352

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