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Chinese Export Silver Bowl - Antique Circa 1920

Name: AC Silver
Address: 35b St Georges Terrace, Jesmond, NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, NE2 2SU, UK
Telephone: +44 (0) 191 240 2645
Price range: £100 - £50000

A fine and impressive antique Chinese Export Silver bowl; an addition to our Chinese/Asian silverware collection

SKU: A9579

Price: £1,095.00

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Chinese Export Silver Bowl - Antique Circa 1920

Description

This exceptional Chinese Export Silver bowl has a plain circular form onto a plain circular spreading foot.

The body of this antique CES bowl is embellished with embossed traditional oriental chrysanthemum floral and foliate designs, all on a matte background.

The decoration to the body incorporates a circular cartouche featuring the engraved inscription 'Canidrome Autumn Champions "A", October 1931, Won by "Dictator"'.

The upper portion of this impressive CES bowl is encircled with plain applied border below an impressive band of pierced segmented circular motifs.

View the full collection of Chinese / Asian silverware available at AC Silver

Maker: Untraced Maker's Marks

Date: Circa 1920

Origin: China

Condition

This antique Chinese export silver bowl is an exceptional gauge of silver, exceptional quality and in exceptional condition.

The embossed decoration is all very sharp.

The CES hallmarks struck to the underside of the bowl are all clear.

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this piece of antique Chinese silverware.

Dimensions

Diameter of rim 11.2cm/4.4"

Diameter of foot 6cm/2.4"

Height 7.2cm/2.8"

Weight

4.4 troy ounces/135g

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Andrew Campbell started trading in antiques during the 1970s. Initially, Andrew lived in the South of England, travelling the country, searching for items of silver to buy. Andrew sold these items at various London markets and antique fairs. Over time, and through selling at a range of venues, Andrew built up a large and diverse customer base from private buyers to national and international trade customers.