A Silver & Bone Bridge Counter by Samuel M Levi, Birmingham 1912 sub-Religion & Relics the whole on a plinth

the whole on a plinth base and standing on generously sized lions paw feet surviving from Renaissance period Italy

of which twenty-three were in the Royal Academy

the others each mounted on five painted steel rod bases and surviving from twentieth century England in the manner of Eduardo Paolozzi

Approach'd that rude and uninviting coast

A Silver & Bone Bridge Counter by Samuel M Levi, Birmingham 1912 sub-Religion & Relics the whole on a plinthOrigin: English Period: Edwardian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1912 Height: 3. 5 Base Diameter: 2. 25 The English silver and bone bridge counter, showing the suits and no trumps, to each paddle, the suits all hand painted, to a wire framed support, the silver base hallmarked for Samuel M Levi, Birmingham 1912. The piece is intact and complete, with some slight rubbing to the hallmarks. The bone cards are all complete, and flip as they should though