Description
A fine George V silver handbell, hallmarked London, 1934. Of elegant traditional form, the bell features a baluster-shaped handle with a turned finial, raised upon a domed and stepped bell body with a broad, spreading foot and neatly reeded borders. The polished silver surface is complemented by a decorative engraved device to the lower body, adding a refined heraldic character to the piece. The graceful proportions, crisp detailing and substantial construction reflect the enduring appeal of British silver of the George V period. A charming and highly decorative example of early 20th-century silver, equally suited to practical use, display, or as an appealing addition to a collection of British silver.
Specifications
| Period | George V |
| Material | Silver |
| Maker | Parrpoint Brothers |
| Assay Office | London |
| PRAGNELL REFERENCE | 3951292 |
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