Edwardian Silver Decanter Label / Wine Label Claret Birmingham 1907

Edwardian Silver Decanter Label / Wine Label Claret Birmingham 1907A most unusual decanter label manufactured by Horace Woodward & Co. of Birmingham and Hatton Gardens in 1907. This is without doubt of the highest quality and is for Claret. The skilled workmanship and considerable man hours involved in the manufacture of these labels is obvious when you look at them. It is unusual in that it is designed to rest specifically on the body of a square decanter. A great label for a collector or equally to be used and

top 18cm H: 14

A very realistically modelled horses head silver vesta case with bead eyes

this piece is in great condition and is a lovely silver and glass scent bottle

A great addition to your table or an unusual and unique gift for anyone particularly when looking for that "impossible" present

These labels have been used and enjoyed and although they are un-damaged

The front has a blank unengraved central cartouche which is unusually oval in shape

Hallmarks are on the back of the bowls

wedding gifts

Aperture size:  3

5cm for the rabbit only - doesn’t include ring

This is of typical design with a curved blade

Maker: William Knight