Silver Bowl with Lion Mask Handles
This impressive silver bowl, crafted by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd in London in 1933, is a striking example of early 20th-century silverware. The bowl features beautifully sculpted lion mask ring handles, adding a regal and decorative touch. It stands on a stepped circular foot, enhancing its elegant form and providing stability. Weighing 1010g and measuring 9” in diameter, this bowl is a substantial and eye-catching piece.
Condition and Collectibility
This silver bowl presents well, with signs consistent with age and use. It would be a desirable addition to a collection of antique silver, or a stunning centrepiece for a dining table. The hallmarking and maker’s mark confirm its authenticity and quality, making it a piece that collectors and enthusiasts will appreciate.
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