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This is a fully hallmarked silver thimble the hallmark is a littlerubbed but is perfectly readable thesize is 10 and the makers mark is JF The marks indicate Birmingham 1901
Condition: Good
Estimated Date: 1900
Item Type: Thimbles
This silver thimble-is marked CH Dorcas 9 it is a small daisy pattern thimble made by Charles Horner it is steel cored and silver clad in the normal way
Condition: Good
Estimated Date: 1900
Item Type: Thimbles
Material: Silver
Marks: Dorcas CH 9
Wear: Normal wear for age and pobable use
This thimble was purchased in Bulgaria it looks like silver with a hunting scene depicted around the thimble There is a makers mark DWK and some other small marks which I cannot read
Condition: Good
Estimated Date: 1900
Item Type: Thimbles
This is a sliver thimble with full hallmarks which are a little rubbed but stil entirely readable indicatins a makers mark of J S & S - James Swan & Son Size 7 Birmingham 1959ithas a plain top over a band of Daisies
Condition: Good
Estimated Date: 1900
Item Type: Thimbles
This is a fully hallmarked silver thimble made by James Walker Ltdit is size16 and is marked Chester 1924 it is decorated on top with a full daisy pattern over the base ring is a banner sayng James Walker The London Jeweller
Condition: Good
Estimated Date: 1900
Item Type: Thimbles
Vintage Silver Clad Dorcas Thimble By Charles Horner 9638
This is marked DORCAS Maker CH size 7
Recognised by his stamp C H Charles Horner worked out of Miles Coss, Halifax and used he Chester Assay office
He
invented the with a steelcore sandwiched between two layers of silver
thus thepis type of thimble is magnetic His first such thimbles did not
carry a name only the registered design Number ior PAT the patent Number
He
Introduced the DORCAS thimble which revolutionised the industry. He
registered the design in 1884 with the patent number 8954 and the design
was registered under number 73626. Thi patent ran out in the original
Dorcas was manufactered until 1905
Condition: Good
Estimated Date: 1900
Item Type: Thimbles
Material: Silver
Marks: CH 7 Dorcas
Wear: Normal wear for age and use