The Silver Cabinet has dated this Georgian Solid Silver Wine Funnel to the Georgian era.
The body of the funnel and the strainer are hallmarked for London 1829. The silversmith is possibly James Beebe.
There are three outer ribs on the body of the funnel and patterned piercings inside the bowl. The muslin holder is not hallmarked and is a good tight fit.

There are a few dents and dings the body and the tip of the funnel has been bent at some point, but nothing to detract from the quality of the piece.
Dimensions:
Weight: 148g.
Height: 15cm
Diameter of rim: 8.5cm.

Complimentary gift wrapping is available on request.
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The Silver Cabinet has dated this Georgian Solid Silver Wine Funnel to the Georgian era.
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