Solo Antiques has dated this Hammered Silver Three-handled Tyg to the 1900s.
Excellent original condition with clear hallmarks Approx weight 195 grams

History
The founder, Francis Lambert, started this business around 1803 and was joined around 1819 by William Rawlings. Together they bought the celebrated company Rundell & Bridge. Both retailers and manufacturers, Lambert’s occupied a magnificent shop in Coventry St, London selling high quality merchandise to the highest circles of society including HM the Queen. Lambert’s specialised in the unique and unconventional; gold and silver plate, old and valuable clocks, and fine jewellery. Francis Lambert died in 1842 and Lambert & Rawlings was continued by Rawlings alone until his death in around 1860. Lambert & Co took over Lambert & Rawlings in 1861 with George Lambert as proprietor. On his death in 1901 he was succeeded by Herbert Lambert.

Date Hallmarked London 1902 Lambert and co and with Retailers Mark to underside Lambert 12 Coventry Street
Condition Excellent original condition with very clear hallmarks
Dimensions Approximate height 9.5cm width 9 cm excluding handles
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Solo Antiques has dated this Hammered Silver Three-handled Tyg to the 1900s.
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