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A very unusual and beautiful Antique Victorian Sterling Silver large Rose bowl, having a round panelled body with hand-chased floral and figural decoration, a wavy-edge top border and a gold-gilt interior, and all sitting on a round pedestal foot. This amazing antique silver bowl was made by Francis Boone Thomas of London in 1899. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver large table bowl are diameter 30 cms (11.75 inches), height 17cms (6.75 inches), and it weighs approx. 1,286g (41.5 troy ounces).

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A very unusual and beautiful Antique Victorian Sterling Silver large Rose bowl, having a round panelled body with hand-chased floral and figural decoration, a wavy-edge top border and a gold-gilt interior, and all sitting on a round pedestal foot. This amazing antique silver bowl was made by Francis Boone Thomas of London in 1899. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver large table bowl are diameter 30 cms (11.75 inches), height 17cms (6.75 inches), and it weighs approx. 1,286g (41.5 troy ounces).
A very unusual and beautiful Antique Victorian Sterling Silver large Rose bowl, having a round panelled body with hand-chased floral and figural decoration, a wavy-edge top border and a gold-gilt interior, and all sitting on a round pedestal foot. This amazing antique silver bowl was made by Francis Boone Thomas of London in 1899. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver large table bowl are diameter 30 cms (11.75 inches), height 17cms (6.75 inches), and it weighs approx. 1,286g (41.5 troy ounces).
A very unusual and beautiful Antique Victorian Sterling Silver large Rose bowl, having a round panelled body with hand-chased floral and figural decoration, a wavy-edge top border and a gold-gilt interior, and all sitting on a round pedestal foot. This amazing antique silver bowl was made by Francis Boone Thomas of London in 1899. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver large table bowl are diameter 30 cms (11.75 inches), height 17cms (6.75 inches), and it weighs approx. 1,286g (41.5 troy ounces). A very unusual and beautiful Antique Victorian Sterling Silver large Rose bowl, having a round panelled body with hand-chased floral and figural decoration, a wavy-edge top border and a gold-gilt interior, and all sitting on a round pedestal foot. This amazing antique silver bowl was made by Francis Boone Thomas of London in 1899. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver large table bowl are diameter 30 cms (11.75 inches), height 17cms (6.75 inches), and it weighs approx. 1,286g (41.5 troy ounces).
A very unusual and beautiful Antique Victorian Sterling Silver large Rose bowl, having a round panelled body with hand-chased floral and figural decoration, a wavy-edge top border and a gold-gilt interior, and all sitting on a round pedestal foot. This amazing antique silver bowl was made by Francis Boone Thomas of London in 1899. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver large table bowl are diameter 30 cms (11.75 inches), height 17cms (6.75 inches), and it weighs approx. 1,286g (41.5 troy ounces).

View our substantial and varied collection of large antique silver bowls from Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian makers. To see several detailed enlarged pictures of any antique sterling silver bowl, simply click on the image. All our large antique silver bowls can be purchased online or in the shop in the London Silver Vaults and have free insured delivery. You may also be interested in Antique Silver Baskets or Antique Silver Dishes


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