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A George I Britannia Standard Silver Salver, Paul de Lamerie, London, 1721

Auction Closed

October 16, 06:35 PM GMT

Estimate

10,000 - 20,000 USD

Lot Details

Description

square with incurved angles above riveted bracket feet, engraved with borders of strapwork enclosing profile busts and crests at the angles, the center with arms, marked on base, with scratch weight 43.10 and 43=5 and numbered 1


41 oz 15 dwt

1300 g

Length 12 ¾ in.

32.4 cm

Sotheby's, New York, 6 October 2006, lot 168.

The arms are those of Hotham, baronets, created barons in 1797, of Dalton Hall, Dalton Holme, Beverley and Scarborough Hall, Lockington, Driffield, probably for Sir Charles Hotham, 5th baronet, colonel of the Horse Grenadier Guards, Groom of the Bedchamber and M.P. for Beverley. He married in 1724 Gertrude, eldest daughter of Philip, Earl of Chesterfield, and he died in 1738. His father-in-law received 5,893 ozs of plate on being posted as Ambassador of the Hague, much of it made by Paul de Lamerie and supplied by Paul Crespin. Among these are the Chesterfield Wine Coolers of 1727, now jointly owned by the Victoria and Albert Museum and the National Museums of Scotland.