On offer is a beautiful vintage sterling silver sherry decanter label, dating to 1968, made by John Rose of Birmingham. Crafted in solid silver, this classic wine bottle ticket features a decorative rococo-style border of shells and scrolls surrounding the engraved title “SHERRY.” Whether you’re a collector of fine English silver or a lover of refined barware, this piece offers a tactile link to the elegance of mid-20th-century craftsmanship — and a timeless accent for any drinks cabinet or display.

Each of John Rose’s silver decanter labels reflects Birmingham’s long silversmithing tradition, blending quality hand-finishing with enduring design. The silver surface shows a soft, even patina from age, highlighting the crisp engraving and clear hallmarks.

📌 KEY FEATURES
✅ Genuine sterling silver (.925) – classic mid-century rococo revival styling
✅ Detailed shell and scrollwork border in high relief
✅ Maker’s mark JR for John Rose, Birmingham – fully hallmarked and dated 1968
✅ Condition: Very good vintage condition; light surface wear and patina consistent with age, no dents or splits, chain intact and secure
✅ Fully hallmarked with lion passant, anchor, date letter and maker’s mark
✅ Includes accurate measurements: Width 60 mm, Height 40 mm
✅ A fine and authentic example from Birmingham’s celebrated Jewellery Quarter

💡 STYLING TIP
Perfect for display on a decanter or bottle within a curated bar setting. Pair it with cut crystal, antique trays, or vintage glassware for a collected, character-rich drinks display.

🎁 PERFECT FOR:
✔️ Collectors of vintage and hallmarked silver
✔️ Enthusiasts of English barware and decanter labels
✔️ A thoughtful gift for wine and spirits lovers
✔️ Decorative use in traditional, eclectic, or mid-century interiors

🔍 PROVENANCE / MAKER NOTES (IF KNOWN):
John Rose, active in Birmingham during the mid-20th century, registered his “JR” mark with the Birmingham Assay Office. Working from Hockley Street in the heart of the city’s famed Jewellery Quarter, he produced fine silver novelties, card cases, and decanter labels. Birmingham was renowned for its silver craftsmanship, and Rose’s work embodies that quality — solid, detailed, and true to English decorative tradition.

The piece bears the lion passant for sterling silver, the anchor for Birmingham, and a date letter for 1968, confirming authenticity and age.

📏 MEASUREMENTS (Accurate + Prioritized):
• Height: 40 mm / 1.57 in
• Width: 60 mm / 2.36 in

📦 SHIPPING & INTERNATIONAL BUYERS
We ship worldwide using tracked, insured services. Shipping is calculated at checkout based on your location — no surprises. All items are securely packed with care and experience.
Important: USA buyers must now pay all customs duty at checkout, not upon entry or delivery.

📌 WHY IT MATTERS:
This is more than an object — it’s a piece of lived history, captured in silver and form. Rare to find in this condition and seldom offered with such clear provenance. Ideal for collectors who value patina, authenticity, and the enduring charm of English craftsmanship.

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