William IV Sherry Label by Joseph Willmore, London 1834
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This fine William IV period sherry label was crafted in 1834 by the distinguished London silversmith Joseph Willmore. Weighing 10g and in very good condition, it remains a beautifully preserved piece of early 19th-century silverware.
The label features clear hallmarks and well-defined lettering, making it both a functional item and a charming collectible for wine enthusiasts and antique silver collectors alike.
Reference Number
#709
Oblong reeded design: 4.3cm in length
Compact yet refined, the label showcases classic styling with crisp “SHERRY” lettering at its centre. The design is subtly ornate, reflecting the elegance of the William IV era (1830–1836), while maintaining a practical form for hanging around the neck of a decanter or bottle.
Its neat proportions and clear engraving offer both decorative appeal and everyday utility—an excellent example of form meeting function in early 19th-century tableware.