Two Victorian Hallmarked Silver Decanter Wine Bottle Labels & Other Example
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A collection of 19th century four hallmarked silver decanter / wine bottle labels. To include two matching Gin and Whisky examples with repousse palmette surrounded by grapes and vines. Hallmarked year 1841, London. Sponsors mark for Charles Reily & George Storer. Together with an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver decanter wine bottle tag. Hallmarked year 1993, Birmingham. Sponsors mark for W I Broadway & Co. Further together with a white metal wine bottle label. Total silver weight approx. 48g. Largest measures approx. 4cm H x 6cm W
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