John Johnson & Alfred Springthorpe
John Johnson & Alfred Springthorpe took over the silver manufacturing firm originally started in 1842 by George John Richards. The new partners entered their first mark in 1882 when Edward C. Brown retired.
John Johnson & Alfred Springthorpe
John Johnson & Alfred Springthorpe took over the silver manufacturing firm originally started in 1842 by George John Richards. The new partners entered their first mark in 1882 when Edward C. Brown retired.
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1884
John Johnson & Alfred Springthorpe
9008 Antique Silver Novelty Condiment Set
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An unusual combination sterling silver condiment set which can be slotted together into the form of a milk churn. The salt, pepper and mustard pot pull apart for use separately. Each piece is expertly modelled with coopered banding, perfectly fitting lids and bright gilding. The mustard pot has an integral blue glass liner. Weight (including glass liner) 257 grams, 8.2 troy ounces. Height assembled 18.2 cms. Diameter 4.2 cms (top), 6.4 cms (base). London 1884. Makers John Johnson & Alfred Springthorpe.
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1864
Henry Aston
7976 Victorian Silver Brandy Label
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A very pretty antique silver label with shaped border and the word “BRANDY” engraved on the front. The front has hand engraved bordered of leaf scrolls. Weight 9 grams. Measures 5.5 x 3 cm. Birmingham 1864. Maker Henry Aston.
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