Sold for: £160
A George V sterling silver pedestal bowl of circular form featuring six prominent internal lobes that create a fluted architectural effect on the exterior. The bowl is constructed with a reinforced rim and stands on a raised, circular stepped pedestal foot. This piece displays a style transitional between Art Nouveau and the Arts and Crafts movement, focusing on structural form. The item bears a vertical stack of British hallmarks on the upper body. These marks include the date letter o for 1913, the lion passant indicating sterling silver fineness, and an anchor for the Birmingham assay office. A maker’s mark is present but is too worn to be legible.
Diameter: 15 cm
Weight: 187.5g
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