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Art Deco Silver Bowl Edward Barnard
Here we have for sale this striking twin handled silver Art Deco bowl with a beautiful pierced pattern on the rim that matches the base embellished with a fluted bowl.
This bowl epitomises the style of the Art Deco age and its timeless elegance.
A superb piece of silver that will make an ideal gift or a fantastic addition to any fine silver collection.
The details are:
Silversmith: Edward Barnard & Sons
Assay office: London
Year of manufacturer: 1925
Weight: 286 Grams
Diameter of bowl 16.5 cm
Height: 5 cm
Condition report:
In very good condition for its age of 96 years with no dents, however there are noticeable scratches to the interior to the bowl and some tarnish spots and the unusual light surface marks, overall a lovely example.
Brief history:
The firm of Edward Barnard & Sons traced its origin back to Anthony Nelme (d. 1722) who established a silversmithing firm at Ave Maria Lane, in London, ca.1680. His son, Francis Nelme, took over the business on his death in 1722 and continued to run it until 1739 when Thomas Whipham (d. 1756) took over.
On his death his son Thomas Whipham went into partnership with Charles Wright. In 1775 Whipham withdrew from the business and in 1786 Charles Wright amalgamated the firm with neighbouring silversmith Thomas Chawner and his son Henry Chawner. Thomas Chawner was the master of Edward Barnard (d. 1855) and on the amalgamation Edward Barnard became the foreman of the company.
In 1796 Chawner took an engraver, John Emes, into partnership and when he retired Emes became the sole owner and Edward Barnard became the firm's manager. On Emes' death in 1808, Edward Barnard went into partnership with the widowed Rebecca Emes and Henry Chawner who acted as a sleeping partner. The firm traded as Emes & Barnard. Rebecca Emes withdrew from the business in 1829 and Edward Barnard became the proprietor together with his sons Edward Barnard (d. 1868), John Barnard and William Barnard (d. 1851), trading under the name Edward Barnard & Sons.
The firm ceased trading in 2003. Free Postage Within the U.K.
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or : 01707272146
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This bowl epitomises the style of the Art Deco age and its timeless elegance.
A superb piece of silver that will make an ideal gift or a fantastic addition to any fine silver collection.
The details are:
Silversmith: Edward Barnard & Sons
Assay office: London
Year of manufacturer: 1925
Weight: 286 Grams
Diameter of bowl 16.5 cm
Height: 5 cm
Condition report:
In very good condition for its age of 96 years with no dents, however there are noticeable scratches to the interior to the bowl and some tarnish spots and the unusual light surface marks, overall a lovely example.
Brief history:
The firm of Edward Barnard & Sons traced its origin back to Anthony Nelme (d. 1722) who established a silversmithing firm at Ave Maria Lane, in London, ca.1680. His son, Francis Nelme, took over the business on his death in 1722 and continued to run it until 1739 when Thomas Whipham (d. 1756) took over.
On his death his son Thomas Whipham went into partnership with Charles Wright. In 1775 Whipham withdrew from the business and in 1786 Charles Wright amalgamated the firm with neighbouring silversmith Thomas Chawner and his son Henry Chawner. Thomas Chawner was the master of Edward Barnard (d. 1855) and on the amalgamation Edward Barnard became the foreman of the company.
In 1796 Chawner took an engraver, John Emes, into partnership and when he retired Emes became the sole owner and Edward Barnard became the firm's manager. On Emes' death in 1808, Edward Barnard went into partnership with the widowed Rebecca Emes and Henry Chawner who acted as a sleeping partner. The firm traded as Emes & Barnard. Rebecca Emes withdrew from the business in 1829 and Edward Barnard became the proprietor together with his sons Edward Barnard (d. 1868), John Barnard and William Barnard (d. 1851), trading under the name Edward Barnard & Sons.
The firm ceased trading in 2003. Free Postage Within the U.K.
For international sales please contact us for a quote.
Price The price has been listed in British Pounds.
Conversion rates as of 12/DEC/2024. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer. Free postage within the UK for international postage please contact me.
Date 1925
Art Deco Antiques Material Silver
Origin English
Maker Barnard | Silversmiths
Item code as1039a244
Status Sold
£240.00
$304.56
€290.78
$
€
Conversion rates as of 12/DEC/2024. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer. Free postage within the UK for international postage please contact me.
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Free Postage Within the U.K.
For international sales please contact us for a quote.
For international sales please contact us for a quote.
View all stock from
Arthur Vandyk Antiques
By appointment only
Hatfield
Hertfordshire
Tel : 07904682990
or : 01707272146
Non UK callers : +44 7904682990 or +44 1707272146
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