Edwardian Silver Decanter Label / Wine Label Burgundy Birmingham 1907

Edwardian Silver Decanter Label / Wine Label Burgundy Birmingham 1907A most unusual silver decanter label manufactured by Horace Woodward & Co. of Birmingham and Hatton Gardens in 1907. It is without doubt of the highest quality. This one is for a continental wine which was pretty unusual for the time. The skilled workmanship and considerable man hours involved in the manufacture of this label is obvious when you look at it. A great label for a collector or equally to be used and enjoyed a definite talking point. Assay

A great set of good quality silver spoons to use and enjoy

Unusual in its decoration and a larger size than many this is a lovely quality silver vesta to add to a collection

Although the number of letters we receive is small what a great way to open a letter this would be

There are some darker marks in the scroll edges and some light surface marks on the cartouche which are commensurate with age and light use

One is on the top towards the left hand corner and there are two which cross on the base towards the bottom right corner

This is a lovely silver card case with an engraved pattern to both the front and the back

A very nice piece of Royal Memorabilia

It comes in its original box

A beautiful Edwardian Silver Photograph Frame of plain design with a bow top

The decoration is crisp and unrubbed with generally very few use marks but there are some slightly deeper scratches which due to the engine turned decoration can't be removed

Showing age related surface scratches commensurate with age

This has a really crisp and well defined engine turned decoration with a border and Fleur de Lys to each corner on the front and the back