Victorian English Sterling Silver Decanter Label | Earl's Coronet

Victorian English Sterling Silver Decanter Label | Earl's CoronetAbout This Piece A fine quality Victorian solid sterling silver wine decanter label, elegantly designed with an Earl's coronet to the terminal suggesting a possible special commission lending the piece an aristocratic character. The reverse is fitted with a discreet slot allowing a specific wine or spirit label to be inserted, making it both practical and personal. The craftsmanship is precise and well balanced, characteristic of mid Victorian silver

About This Piece

A fine quality Victorian solid sterling silver wine decanter label, elegantly designed with an Earl's coronet to the terminal — suggesting a possible special commission — lending the piece an aristocratic character. The reverse is fitted with a discreet slot allowing a specific wine or spirit label to be inserted, making it both practical and personal.

The craftsmanship is precise and well balanced, characteristic of mid-Victorian silver from London's finest workshops.

Hallmarks & Provenance

Fully hallmarked for London, 1866, with the respected maker's mark of Hunt & Roskell. These silversmiths succeeded Paul Storr's business and used some of Storr's original dies. Paul Storr was the most celebrated silversmith of the Georgian period.

Details & Dimensions

• Origin: London, England
• Date: 1866
• Material: Sterling silver
• Maker: Hunt & Roskell
• Dimensions: Approx. 3" wide x 2.25" high (excluding chain)
• Weight: 21 grams (including chain)
• Item ID: 120066b

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