Antique Edwardian Mappin & Webb Pierced Silver Plated Wine Bottle Holder C.1900

An attractive antique Edwardian silver-plated wine bottle holder by the renowned British silversmiths Mappin & Webb, dating to circa 1900–1920.

This elegant example features an elaborate pierced body decorated with scrolling foliate motifs and intricate geometric latticework, complemented by a pair of decorative handles and a shaped upper rim.

Standing on a substantial circular stepped base, the holder is both a practical wine accessory and an appealing example of early 20th-century British decorative metalwork.

The underside bears the original manufacturer’s marks reading “TRIPLE DEPOSIT – MAPPIN & WEBB’S – PRINCES PLATE – LONDON & SHEFFIELD”, together with pattern number W13543.

Mappin & Webb’s Prince’s Plate range was known for its quality electroplated finish and decorative craftsmanship.

Measurements:

* Height: 18cm

* Overall width including handles: approximately 15.5cm

* Internal opening: approximately 10cm

* Weight: 531g

Condition: Antique condition with visible surface tarnishing, scratches, patination and wear to the silver-plated finish consistent with age and use. The decorative pierced body and handles appear substantially intact. Please study the photographs as part of the condition description.

A charming and decorative piece of Edwardian tableware, ideal for collectors of Mappin & Webb silver plate or antique wine accessories.

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Condition, Attribution & Authenticity Notice

This work is offered as an antique object based on visual examination and comparative stylistic analysis. All statements regarding age, origin, attribution, and period represent informed scholarly opinion and are not guarantees of absolute fact.

Condition descriptions are based on external observation only. The interior, underside of the base, and any internal cavities or consecration materials have not been examined. No technical analysis (including XRF, thermoluminescence, or metallurgical testing) has been performed.

As is typical with antique bronzes, minor casting irregularities, surface wear, rubbing to high points, oxidation, and age-related imperfections are present and should be expected. No visible repairs or restorations are observed from the available views; however, the absence of hidden restorations cannot be guaranteed.

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