Sterling Silver Mounted Glass Tyg Form Match Striker, London, 1894.

Name: Sterling Silver Mounted Glass Tyg Form Match Striker, London, 1894.
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA804520
Availability: SoldOut

19th century

Sold by Harrington Antiques

Description

A silver mounted clear glass match striker of tyg form, hallmarked for London, 1894. The maker's mark is rubbed with only the latter letter remaining visible - an 'M' within a circle.

There is a small section of damage to one handle which presumably has happened subsequent to an historic drop on to a soft surface, as the damage appears to be internal to the glass handle, with the outside glass around the crack remaining smooth.

A lovely example of an exceedingly rare piece of Victoriana.

Dimensions:-

Height: 7cm

Diameter: 6cm

Weight: 106 grams

DELIVERY

UK Mainland: £4.50

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Physical Dimensions

Height

7cm (2.76")

Width

6cm (2.36")

Declaration

Harrington Antiques has dated this piece to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA804520

Dealers Notes

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Description

A silver mounted clear glass match striker of tyg form, hallmarked for London, 1894. The maker's mark is rubbed with only the latter letter remaining visible - an 'M' within a circle.

There is a small section of damage to one handle which presumably has happened subsequent to an historic drop on to a soft surface, as the damage appears to be internal to the glass handle, with the outside glass around the crack remaining smooth.