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Silver fox menu holders with A-frame supports. 1899, Victorian. English. Silver. Marks for Horton and Allday, Birmingham, England. Image © Minerva Auctions and Lotsearch.net. Fair use license. The provenance information is at the link on the lotsearch website. Fair use license. https://www.lotsearch.net/lot/a-pair-of-victorian-silver-fox-menu-holders-64493076?utm_source=auction-newsletter-email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Auktionsnewsletter&utm_content=Email:%20Auktionsnewsletter
Set of four place card holders. Each one having two flat discs mounted to a flat and circular base with the front disc being smaller and enameled with a fox loping through the forest. In a leather-bound case with a fitted velvet and silk lining, the lining having a gilt retailer’s stamp for Arnold and Lewis of Manchester, England. 1904-1906, Edwardian. Sterling silver and enamel. Made by Sampson Mordan and Company Ltd. in Chester, England. Maker’s marks: Fully marked including date letters 1904 (3) and 1906 (1), and design numbers 40227 (2) and 429790 (2). Image Nelson & Nelson Antiques, Inc. © 2019. Fair use license. https://www.nelsonandnelsonantiques.com/items/1467279/Set-English-Sterling-Silver-Enamel-Fox-Place-Card-Menu-Holders
Set of four fox menu holders (or place holders), each menu holder having the letter “B” engraved in the base disc. 1912, George V. English. Silver. Made by Sampson Mordan and Company in Chester England; they also had a retail shop in Regent Street, London. Maker’s marks: fully hallmarked, including the number 9 before the maker’s mark. Image © LeopardAntiques.com 2025. Fair use license. https://www.leopardantiques.com/object/stock/detail/273
Menu holder made in the form of a running fox beside a wooden fence. 1908, Edwardian. Scottish. Cast silver. Marked for J. R, Edinburgh. Image © Steppes Hill Farm Antiques Ltd. Fair use license. https://www.steppeshillfarmantiques.com/antique-silver/d/edwardian-cast-scottish-silver-running-fox-menu-holder/136834
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