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A Liberty & Co designed pair of knife rests.
These lovely knife (chop stick!) rests are made by William Hair Haseler and are a known Liberty Cymric design. They are fully assayed for Birmingham 1904, with just one rest carrying the WHH makers mark.
I believe these to be an Oliver Baker design, or perhaps an adaptation of a Knox design. What makes these knife rests particularly attractive and unusual are the turquoise stones set in each pillar.
Condition is excellent and they are a good gauge of silver.
Maker: Liberty & Co/William Hair Haseler.
Designer: Unknown.
Date : 1904.
Marks: WHH (one only), Birmingham, e.
Material: Sterling silver, turquoise.
Condition: Excellent.
Size: 7.75cm long, 4.0cm high.
Weight : 28 grams, 1.0 oz each.
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