Antique Silver Fob Medal – Birmingham 1900 – James Fenton – Lozells “K” / “EAC”

Antique Silver Fob Medal – Birmingham 1900 – James Fenton – Lozells “K” / “EAC”

Description:
A fine antique sterling silver fob medal hallmarked in Birmingham in 1900, made by James Fenton. The front is engraved “LOZELLS”, “K”, and “1900”, while the reverse bears the initials “EAC”. The central gilt or gold cartouche is present on both sides, adding a touch of contrast and quality. A beautifully crafted piece of late Victorian silverwork.

Brief Maker History:
James Fenton was a well-known Birmingham silversmith active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, producing a wide range of small silver items including watch fobs, medals, and jewellery. His work is recognised for its fine detail and consistent quality.

Key Details:

• Maker: James Fenton (J.F.)

• Hallmarked: Birmingham, 1900

• Material: Solid sterling silver with gilt/gold central cartouche (both sides)

• Front engraved: “LOZELLS”, “K”, “1900”

• Reverse engraved: “EAC”

• Weight: 15.83g

Dimensions:

• Height: 38.8mm

• Width: 26.7mm

Condition:

• Excellent antique condition

• Crisp engraving and clear hallmarks

• Light, even patina commensurate with age

Summary:
A beautifully made late Victorian silver fob medal by James Fenton, Birmingham 1900. With fine engraving and dual gilt cartouches, it represents an excellent collector’s example of turn-of-the-century silver craftsmanship.

Postage & Shipping:
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