United Kingdom. A Silver Openwork Rose Bowl, By Henry Wilkinson & Co, C.1852 United Republic of due to "Not having Guardians

due to "Not having Guardians consent"

standing in a battlefield

and Royal Canadian Infantry Corps (white embroidered lettering on red felt

marked with a cornucopia and marked "BR" (bronze) (indicating it was struck at the French Mint after 1880) on the edge

most of the snaps remaining functional

United Kingdom. A Silver Openwork Rose Bowl, By Henry Wilkinson & Co, C.1852 United Republic of due to "Not having Guardians(Silver). Victorian. In lovely openwork silver, a base with four feet in beautiful scroll patterns, with two small handles on each side, a delicately carved openwork removable inset lid, marked on the side with an engraved crowned M, the lid and base are both marked with the British silver mark, Sheffield city mark, HW & Co maker mark denoting Henry Wilkinson & Co, and I date mark denoting 1852, with a duty mark of Queen Victoria (1838 1890), the bowl