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Antique Liberty & Co Cymric Napkin Holder Sterling Silver Turquoise 1904 (4740)
Antique Liberty & Co Cymric Napkin Holder Sterling Silver Turquoise 1904 (4740)
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Antique Arts and Crafts Napkin Holder sold by Liberty and Co.
Sterling silver set with natural matrix turquoise.
Made Birmingham, England 1904.
Diameter of the ring is 1 3/4 - 2 inches (wider in the middle).
Weighs 23.7grams.
Strong Arts & Crafts Design.
A pair of flat bands on either side of a rounded, wider central band.
Top and bottom borders with repousse hammered 'nail head dots', in the hand-worked, medieval tradition.
The wider, central portion has a ring of alternating raised silver adornments and colette-set cabochon turquoise.
The silver design looks like a flying duck or intriqueing symbol.
The turquoise matrix was extremely popular in the Arts & Crafts movement and the pulled silver mounts reinforce the concept.
Hallmarks: L & Co - registered silver trademark for Liberty & Co, anchor for Birmingham, lion for sterling silver standard and date letter 'e' for 1904, followed by the word CYMRIC.
Good condition.
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Sterling silver set with natural matrix turquoise.
Made Birmingham, England 1904.
Diameter of the ring is 1 3/4 - 2 inches (wider in the middle).
Weighs 23.7grams.
Strong Arts & Crafts Design.
A pair of flat bands on either side of a rounded, wider central band.
Top and bottom borders with repousse hammered 'nail head dots', in the hand-worked, medieval tradition.
The wider, central portion has a ring of alternating raised silver adornments and colette-set cabochon turquoise.
The silver design looks like a flying duck or intriqueing symbol.
The turquoise matrix was extremely popular in the Arts & Crafts movement and the pulled silver mounts reinforce the concept.
Hallmarks: L & Co - registered silver trademark for Liberty & Co, anchor for Birmingham, lion for sterling silver standard and date letter 'e' for 1904, followed by the word CYMRIC.
Good condition.
