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Weave link bracelet sold.

Same as above few comments, I've brought a few items from there and always been hassle free.

From what I know the sellers have to adhere to strict standards on that platform.

Byzantine bracelet sold.

For sale on behalf of third party.

All prices include SD postage, so the price you see is what you pay. Bank transfer (preferred) or PayPal friends and family.

* Vintage solid silver charm bracelet with 4 opening charms £75.

* Vintage sterling silver heavy weight weave link bracelet by David Sutton & Sons. Hallmarked London 1974. £90. *SOLD*

* Vintage sterling silver Byzantine bracelet £35. *SOLD*

2 hours ago, stefffana said:

Thank you for tag!🤗

I have seen them and I wouldn't hesitate to buy them, but from Tuesday morning I will go in holiday.

For those who are not familiarised with the Loth measurement system, this was used in many european countries during the Middle Age, before the millesimal  finesse system replaced it.

"The loth standard was an indicator of the quality of a silver item.

The loth mark of silver shows the content of precious metal in the alloy - the number of loths in one Cologne mark of the alloy. 1 Cologne mark was equal to 233.855 grams, while 1 loth was equal to 14.616 grams. Thus, the loth was equal to 1⁄16th of a stamp, that is, the weight of the loth depended on the weight (mass) of the stamp.

For reference: in Medieval Europe, the mark was originally used as a unit of measurement for the weight of silver and gold.

And only after that it began to be used as a monetary unit. Due to the fact that the weight characteristics of brands differ, hence the inconvenience of this measurement system. " (https://sochicfinds.com/blogs/articles/loth-standard-silver-what-is-a-loth-numbers-and-symbols-of-silver-purity-degree)

A very interesting history of the Cologne marks of an alloy can be found on Wikipedia page about "Imperial minting standards": 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reichsmünzfuß.

Silver fineness was indicated in "loth" until 1867 in Austrian empire, until 1888 in German empire, until 1891 in Norway, until 1891 in Finland, 

12 loth silver= 750/1000
13 loth silver= 813/1000
14 loth silver= 875/1000
15 loth silver= 937/1000.

 

Note*: the marks pictured are as  should be. If someone want to buy these teaspoons, can buy them with 100% confidence. I have many continental spoons with 13 loth marks in my stack, I am familiar with this marking system and all of them passed the acid test.😊

👍 Well enjoy your holiday and I knew you would definitely know your stuff on these and would be of interest, you have definitely given a brilliant detailed explanation to the buyer of these to put them at ease 👍

@stefffana

@Mrpound ? Any ideas

@silvergaga

Both sold pending payment 

9 minutes ago, Pm1987 said:

Really nice unusual set you have. 

Not often you see Britannia silver 👍

Bump.

Was £140 now £125 + post for this rare set 😱

1 minute ago, JamesH said:

Nice items 👍🏼

Thanks James, definitely some unique items 

Curb bracelet & both sets of cufflinks sold thank you.

Curb bracelet sold pending payment.

For sale on behalf of third party.

Up for sale are some nice and unique items of sterling silver.

All prices are plus post of choice and risk unless stated. SD is only insured method.

Curb bracelet, heavy & chunky at 82.38g fully hallmarked £100 posted SD. *SOLD*

1/2 oz silver pendant, hallmarked but worn 16.27g, £20 + post.

British bulldog ring, hallmarked London 1962, 20mm diameter (believe size U) 11.23g, £15 + post 

Music symbol cufflinks, hallmarked London, £15 + post ( with box parcel, don't want the box ? Post large letter.) *SOLD*

Mask symbol cufflinks, hallmarked London, £15 + post (no box). *SOLD*

Antique sterling silver chain link purse with central divider, 52.47g, no holes or missing links, 70mm square, clasp and hinges all in working order £60 + post.

Bank transfer (preferred) or PayPal friends and family.

PM if you would like to know anything more.

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Sold thank you.

All sold pending payment.

Selling on behalf of third party.

3 X proof set all with silver coins.

More info on weights and purities on request, please PM if needed.

All sets are priced under melt at time of posting.

Postage cost of £4.25 per set ( 2nd class signed) to be added unless you buy all 3 and SD will be covered.

Papua new Guinea, 2 silver's £30 (lowest ebay price £60)

Cayman Island, 4 x .925 silver's £50 (lowest ebay price £74)

Bahamas, 4 x silver's £50 (lowest ebay price £64)