Unusual Arts & Crafts design sterling silver Winchester Bushell with a hand beaten hammered effect, hallmarked from Birmingham in 1926 with the makers mark being that of George Laurence Connell.
It has raised letter in Latin which reads ” Henricus Ceptimus Dei Oracia Rex D’Anglee Et Francie”, translated to English this reads ” Henry VII God Pray For The King of England and France”.
It also has what appears to be a monkey sitting over an anchor, English tudor rose and a port cullis.
In good order and measures 150mm across the handles and stands 63mm tall.
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Unusual Arts & Crafts design sterling silver Winchester Bushell with a hand beaten hammered effect, hallmarked from Birmingham in 1926 with the makers mark being that of George Laurence Connell.
It has raised letter in Latin which reads ” Henricus Ceptimus Dei Oracia Rex D’Anglee Et Francie”, translated to English this reads ” Henry VII God Pray For The King of England and France”.
It also has what appears to be a monkey sitting over an anchor, English tudor rose and a port cullis.
In good order and measures 150mm across the handles and stands 63mm tall.
| DATE | 1926 |
| MAKER or SPONSOR MARK | George Laurence Connell |
| ASSAY OFFICE | Birmingham |
| WEIGHT (Grammes) | 284 |
| WEIGHT (Troy) | 9.13 |
| REF:- | 584C |
In short, bowls have been used for thousands of years. Indeed, the oldest discovery is of a bowl more than 18,000 years old. Further, bowls are a member of the family of hollowware along with items like kettles, jugs and pots. Consequently, bowls have been found in tombs worldwide and artefacts discovered show that silver has been popular for creating bowls for many years. Silver bowls have been found from the times of Ancient Greece, Egypt and Rome.
The Greeks used bowls which included small items known as phiales or pateras, and also bowl-shaped cups for drinking called kylices.
In time, the more durable silver became commonplace as a material from which to manufacture bowls. However, initially, the cost of the silver and the craftsmanship involved meant that these items were restricted to the wealthy classes.
| Origin | English |
|---|---|
| Period | George V 1910-1936 |
| Sponsor/Maker | George Laurence Connell |
| REF CODE | 584C |
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Situated within the Central belt of Scotland (UK), we are a small, family run business. Indeed, we traded in silver for many years before forming Dart Silver Ltd in 2006.
