Champagne Bucket - Silver - "queen Of The West" - Unmarked, Tested For Silver

Rare 20th-century silver champagne cooler in the shape of the ocean liner "Queen of the West" – 900/1000 silver, Victorian period.

This silver champagne cooler, shaped like an ocean liner, dates from the late 19th century. Its design features a cylindrical hull adorned with finely detailed funnels, railings, chains, and flag motifs, demonstrating refined metalwork typical of the Victorian era, with stylistic elements associated with Art Nouveau.

The name "Queen of the West" is engraved on the cooler, a reference to a historic ocean liner, giving the object a strong maritime and historical character. This highly decorative piece is suitable for both display and use as a champagne cooler. No silver hallmarks are visible. However, the object has been tested by an expert, and its silver content (minimum 900/1000) has been confirmed.

The quality of its craftsmanship testifies to the expertise of a specialized workshop. An attractive and original object, combining functionality, decorative value, and collectability, ideal for display on a table, in a home, or for enriching a collection of silverware or maritime objects.

Condition: Good overall condition, showing signs of wear and age consistent with an antique silver item.
Country of origin: United Kingdom.
Dimensions: Length: 42 cm Height: 25 cm
Weight: 1528 g