Fabulous Edwardian Silver Tea Caddy by Nathan & Hayes, Chester 1905

Name: Fabulous Edwardian Silver Tea Caddy by Nathan & Hayes, Chester 1905
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA720518
Availability: SoldOut

1900 - 1920

Sold by Julie Cartwright Antiques

Description

This superb "Georgian revival" solid silver tea caddy is hallmarked for Chester 1905 and was made by the renowned Nathan & Hayes. It is of very generous proportions and has an excellent silver gauge. The style reminiscent of a Georgian design. Silver Georgian revival pieces were all the rage in the Edwardian era, they were often very good quality pieces made by renowned silversmiths. Of typical oval bellied form, It is bright-engraved with stylised leaves and neo-classical key patterns. The hinged domed cover with an ebonised wood finial.

Good gauge and wonderful quality.

Original rich gilt interior.

Hallmarks:

GN over RH for George Nathan & Ridley Hayes

Lion Passant.

Chester Assay Mark.

Date letter "e" for 1905.

Dimensions and Weight:

Height up to finial:12cm / 4.7 inches

Width: 12cm / 4.7 inches.

Depth: 8.5cm / 3 inches.

Weight: 234g / 8.1oz.

Condition

Excellent.

No dings. No dents. No repairs.

Postage UK: £8 Special Delivery Next day.

Postage overseas: £12 International Signed For.

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Physical Dimensions

Height

12cm (4.72")

Width

12cm (4.72")

Depth

8.5cm (3.35")

Declaration

Julie Cartwright Antiques has dated this piece to the Edwardian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA720518

Dealers Internal Reference

AOUT93

Description

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Silver Georgian revival pieces were all the rage in the Edwardian era, they were often very good quality pieces made by renowned silversmiths.

Julie Cartwright Antiques

Of typical oval bellied form, It is bright-engraved with stylised leaves and neo-classical key patterns. The hinged domed cover with an ebonised wood finial.