Mid 19th. Century Brass, Ormolu and Ebony Tipstaff
£550.00
Circa1850
A Victorian Parker Field & Sons brass tipstaff. With ribbed ebony handle and gilt crown finial, stamped with the makers name and 233 Holborn London,
Price :£ 550-00p.
Height:7.5”, 19 cms, Width:1.5”, 3.5 cms, Depth:1.5”, 3.5 cms.
No: 11085
A Victorian Parker Field & Sons brass tipstaff. With ribbed ebony handle and gilt crown finial, stamped with the makers name and 233 Holborn London,
Circa1850
Price :£ 550-00p.
Height:7.5”, 19 cms, Width:1.5”, 3.5 cms, Depth:1.5”, 3.5 cms.
Note: Field & Sons was also founded in the eighteenth century, but in London, not Birmingham. In the 1794 Directory of London and Westminster & Borough of Southwark, the company was listed as Field & Parker, located at 233 High Holborn, London. According to a note from Chris Gower, the name of the company changed to Parker, Field & Sons from 1842 -1877, although their products were often marked just Field, 233 Holborn, London. From 1877-1883 the company relocated to 59 Lehman Street and the company name changed to Field & Sons. At this point the company seems to have gone out of business.
Delivery in the UK mainland is included in the marked price.
