Unusual Edwardian Silver Decanter / Wine Label Kirsch Birmingham 1907

Unusual Edwardian Silver Decanter / Wine Label Kirsch 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 and finding a silver decanter wine label for the more exotic spirit "Kirsch" is quite unusual. The skilled workmanship and considerable man hours involved in the manufacture of this label is obvious when you look at it. This label is also unusual in that it is designed to rest specifically on

A pair silver napkin rings with banded decoration

The lid fits very well

A really great set of six silver handled Butter Knives

This comes in its good quality cardboard gift box similar to the one pictured

Maker: Henry Charles Freeman

There is no damage to the silver

Maker:  Ahronsberg Brothers

Handmade in sterling silver this has either a slide action opener or a twist action opener which are easy to use and allow for safe and compact storage of the stirrers

The feature hallmark is clear and crisp

this picture frame is a lovely style

There is a central round cartouche with a period engraved Monogram

It is a limited edition produced by Franklin Mint to Celebrate the Christening of Prince William in 1982