Elegant Edwardian H/M 1902
Sterling Silver Lighthouse Shape Sugar Castor 168.4g
This is a lovely and good
quality early Edwardian sterling silver sugar sifter/castor with elegant simple
line styling. It is hallmarked Birmingham 1902 with the complicated maker’s
initials of William Hutton & Sons Ltd, West Street, Sheffield, Hanley
Street, Birmingham & Farringdon Road, London.
Its makers were influenced
by the simple lines and designs of the era. It is tower shaped with an integral
low concave foot and raised seam running around the mid-point. It resembles a
lighthouse and has a push on high dome cap with sides slots and urn finial.
We have listed other pieces of collectable silver,
jewellery and watches this week, please refer to our other listings.
The castor is in excellent
condition with no faults or damage to report, some light wear, and a warm
silver patina. The photos are part of the description and condition report.
Measures: H16.4cm, max
diameter 6.9cm; weighs 168.4g.
Please look at all the pictures, they are a really important part of the description and condition report.
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What postage service to you use?
Australia Post with Signature on Delivery.
Important
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Buyers are responsible for all custom, duty and/or tax costs, please
check with your local customs office for further information. Custom’s paperwork will declare the full
purchase price of the item.
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On 08/06/2023 at 22:21:40 AEST, seller added the following information: