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Georgian Silver Port Decanter Wine Label 1795 Phipps & Robinson
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Georgian Silver Port Decanter Wine Label 1795 Phipps & Robinson

18th century
Sold 27 November 2025 · The Fancy Fox
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Description

A fine quality George III silver wine label of classic rectangular shape with rounded ends and a double reeded border. Nicely engraved for "Port" and heightened with niello enamel. Fitted with a silver belcher chain. Hallmarked to the reverse with King's head, lion passant, London date letter for 1795 and the maker's mark for the sought after pairing of Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson.

It measures 4.3cm (1 7/8") by 2.5cm (1") and weighs 10g / 0.3ozt.

In excellent condition with no damage or repair and only minor handling wear.

There is a matching label with the same date and maker for "Sherry" available separately.

Physical Dimensions
Height
2.5cm (0.98")
Width
4.3cm (1.69")
Depth
0.5cm (0.20")
Declaration

The Fancy Fox has dated this Georgian Silver Wine Label to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1181560
Dealers Internal Reference
FA1910
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Description
A fine quality George III silver wine label of classic rectangular shape with rounded ends and a double reeded border. Nicely engraved for "Port" and heightened with niello enamel. Fitted with a silver belcher chain.
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Hallmarked to the reverse with King's head, lion passant, London date letter for 1795 and the maker's mark for the sought after pairing of Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson.
The Fancy Fox
fig 1. A rectangular Georgian sterling silver decanter label inscribed with the word PORT, suspended from a fine link chain.
fig 1. Georgian Silver Port Decanter Wine Label 1795 Phipps & Robinson

It measures 4.3cm (1 7/8") by 2.5cm (1") and weighs 10g / 0.3ozt.

In excellent condition with no damage or repair and only minor handling wear.

There is a matching label with the same date and maker for "Sherry" available separately.

Height
2.5cm (0.98")
Width
4.3cm (1.69")
Depth
0.5cm (0.20")
Date of Manufacture

The Fancy Fox has dated this Georgian Silver Wine Label to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1181560
Dealers Internal Ref
FA1910
The Fancy Fox
The Fancy Fox
Sellingantiques verified Since Nov 2015

Offering fine porcelain and pottery, 18th century and later, silver, glass and other small attractive pieces

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Archive I A rectangular Georgian sterling silver decanter label inscribed with the word PORT, suspended from a fine link chain. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Georgian Silver Port Decanter Wine Label 1795 Phipps & Robinson

Archive II A rectangular Georgian sterling silver decanter label inscribed with the word PORT, suspended from a fine link chain. View II
Archive III A rectangular Georgian sterling silver decanter label inscribed with the word PORT, suspended from a fine link chain. View III
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The Fancy Fox
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A rectangular Georgian sterling silver decanter label inscribed with the word PORT, suspended from a fine link chain.
Georgian Silver Port Decanter Wine Label 1795 Phipps & Robinson
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A rectangular Georgian sterling silver decanter label inscribed with the word PORT, suspended from a fine link chain.
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Cataloguer’s note

Written by Sellingantiques from the dealer’s photographs and listing
  • ObjectWine Labels
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialSilver
  • ColourSilver
  • MotifsEngraved lettering, Reeded border, Link chain
  • SizeH 2.5 cm (1 in) x W 4.3 cm (2 in) x D 0.5 cm (0 in)

FAQs

Clean gently with a specialist silver cloth to avoid removing historic patination, and store in a low-humidity environment away from direct sunlight.

They can be displayed mounted in a shadow box, resting on a drinks tray, or styled alongside vintage glassware on a bar cart to add historic detail.

Authentic pieces typically feature clear hallmarks including a makers mark, a lion passant indicating sterling standard, a date letter, and often a duty mark from the period.

These items were predominantly crafted from sterling silver using techniques such as die-stamping, piercing, engraving, and hand-soldering, suspended by fine link chains.

Georgian wine labels, also known as bottle tickets, emerged in the mid-18th century to identify different wines held in unmarked decanters, evolving into highly ornate pieces of miniature silverwork.
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