This charming antique piece is a British sterling silver creamer crafted by Charles Engelhard in 1882. Made in London, this creamer showcases the quality and craftsmanship typical of the period.
The hallmark indicates the following details:
* C.E: Maker's mark for Charles Edwards. * Lion Passant: Sterling silver standard mark. * Leopard's Head: Assay mark of the London Assay Office. * Date Letter "f": Year mark for 1910.
Additionally, the base of the creamer is inscribed with "M.V. Yarnell" and the registration number "R No 377278," adding a personal touch and further authenticity to this piece.
The creamer exhibits a classic, utilitarian design with a simple spout and sturdy handle. Despite its age, the piece retains much of its original charm and character, with a beautiful patina that attests to its history and use. It's a wonderful addition for collectors of antique silverware or those looking to bring a touch of Victorian elegance to their table setting.
Measurements: (Approximate)
Cellar: 1 1/2" high x 1 3/4" width with handle
Weight: 31.0 g. or 1.00 otz.
Condition:
The item is in good pre-owned condition, signs of normal use. No dents or marks. Marked "C.E. Sterling Standard Mark, London Assay Mark Y Year Mark" Additionally the bottom is inscribed with "M.V. Yarnell" and the registration number "R No 377278. Could benefit from a thorough cleaning. Please see photos for details.
