Pierced and Embossed Silver Plated Bottle Holder

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A lovely Edwardian silver plated bottle holder with beautiful pierced and embossed decoration. Maker is 'D & A' for Daniel Arter, Globe Nevada Silver Works, England with the retail mark for John Cockburn Silversmiths, Richmond, London. Circa 1900

Worldwide, first class, tracked and signed for delivery is included in the price.

Measurements:
Height: 6 1/2" (approx 16cm)
Base at widest point: 6" (approx 15cm)

Truly decorative piece for the dining table or sideboard.

In good condition.

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Category Antique Silver Plated Date 1900  Edwardian Antiques Material Silver Plated Origin English Item code as700a271 / 47078 Status Sold

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