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An attractive early Victorian sterling silver decanter label engraved “CLARET”, made by Thomas Freeman and hallmarked Birmingham, 1839.
The decorative design features a framed rectangular inscription above an ornate floral and foliate border, with a central rose and scalloped lower edge. Complete with a suspension chain, this antique wine label would complement a glass decanter or a collection of English silver.
Item details:
• Maker: Thomas Freeman
• Assay office: Birmingham
• Date: 1839
• Material: Sterling silver, 925 fineness
• Inscription: CLARET
• Width: Approximately 5 cm
• Label height: Approximately 3 cm, excluding chain
• Weight: 5.6 grams
• Hallmarks: Stamped to the reverse
Sale includes the label and attached chain shown.
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