Antique Silver Whiskey Noggin 1904

1900 - 1920

Sold by The Silver Cabinet

Description

This is an antique sterling silver whiskey noggin, designed by the much sought-after Christopher Dresser.

Clearly hallmarked on the side of the silver top with the maker's mark of John Thomas Heath & John Hartshorne Middleton (later Hukin & Heath Ltd) and the assay office mark for London 1904. Christopher Dresser worked with Hukin & Heath for a period of time.

The label is also clearly hallmarked on the reverse for London 1904, with the maker's mark of J & J Maxfield Ltd.

The noggin features the classic star burst design to the glass bottom. Both the silver and glass are in excellent condition. The silver is not gilded - any suggestion of gilding in the pictures is just a reflection of the camera flash.

Dimensions:

Height to top of thumb piece: 11cm

Diameter of base: 7.5cm

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Physical Dimensions

Height

11cm (4.33")

Width

7.5cm (2.95")

Depth

7.5cm (2.95")

Declaration

The Silver Cabinet has dated this piece to the Edwardian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA398914

Dealers Internal Reference

C204b

Description

This is an antique sterling silver whiskey noggin, designed by the much sought-after Christopher Dresser.

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Clearly hallmarked on the side of the silver top with the maker's mark of John Thomas Heath & John Hartshorne Middleton (later Hukin & Heath Ltd) and the assay office mark for London 1904.

The Silver Cabinet

Christopher Dresser worked with Hukin & Heath for a period of time.

fig 1. Antique Silver Whiskey Noggin 1904

The label is also clearly hallmarked on the reverse for London 1904, with the maker's mark of J & J Maxfield Ltd.

The noggin features the classic star burst design to the glass bottom. Both the silver and glass are in excellent condition. The silver is not gilded - any suggestion of gilding in the pictures is just a reflection of the camera flash.