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1857 Champagne Lr Initials Monogram English London Hallmarked Solid Silver Decanter Bottle Wine Label
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1857 Champagne Lr Initials Monogram English London Hallmarked Solid Silver Decanter Bottle Wine Label

19th century
Description

Solid sterling silver LR monogram decanter or bottle label.

Possibly for champagne producer Louis Roederer

Hallmarked London 1857, makers mark CRWS for Charles Rawlings & William Summers

Heavy gauge, hand engraved foliage, with good chain.

1,1/8" x 1,1/2" or 29mm x 39mm, weight 14 grams.

In excellent condition with no damage or repair

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Andrew Nethercott Antiques has dated this Victorian Silver Decanter Label to the 1850s.

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Description
Solid sterling silver LR monogram decanter or bottle label.

Possibly for champagne producer Louis Roederer

Hallmarked London 1857, makers mark CRWS for Charles Rawlings & William Summers

Heavy gauge, hand engraved foliage, with good chain.

1,1/8" x 1,1/2" or 29mm x 39mm, weight 14 grams.

In excellent condition with no damage or repair

Date of Manufacture

Andrew Nethercott Antiques has dated this Victorian Silver Decanter Label to the 1850s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1140078
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231117
Andrew Nethercott Antiques
Andrew Nethercott Antiques
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Works of art, collectables, scientific and decorative antiques from the 17th - 20th century

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Victorian solid silver decanter label formed as an engraved cut-out monogram letter with a silver suspension chain.
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Archive I Victorian solid silver decanter label formed as an engraved cut-out monogram letter with a silver suspension chain.

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Victorian solid silver decanter label formed as an engraved cut-out monogram letter with a silver suspension chain.
1857 Champagne LR Initials Monogram English London Hallmarked Solid Silver Decanter Bottle Wine Label
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Victorian solid silver decanter label formed as an engraved cut-out monogram letter with a silver suspension chain.
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Decanter labels, historically referred to as wine tickets, emerged in the eighteenth century to identify liquid contents held within opaque glass or cut-crystal decanters. They were produced in various styles, including rectangular plaques, heraldic shields, and cut-out lettering suspended by silver chains.

Victorian decanter labels were predominantly crafted from sterling silver, Sheffield plate, electroplate, and occasionally enamel or porcelain. Silver examples were hand-engraved or stamped using steel dies and fitted with small link chains for suspension.

Authentic British silver labels feature official assay marks, including the lion passant mark for sterling silver, a town mark such as the leopards head for London, a monarchs duty mark, and a specific date letter denoting the year of manufacture.

Decanter labels can be displayed around the necks of glass decanters positioned on a wooden sideboard, silver tray, or drinks trolley. They are often integrated into barware arrangements to add historical detail to modern dining room or library settings.

Silver decanter labels should be cleaned using a soft cotton cloth and a specialized silver polishing compound. Direct immersion in liquid cleansers should be avoided to protect fine engraved details and delicate link chains from oxidisation or breakage.
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