A George III Silver Wine Cooler, Paul Storr, London, 1808

raised on a square plinth supported by four winged lions, the urn form body partly gadrooned, and with a band of double-shells spaced by buds near rim, engraved on both sides with arms within foliate mantles, the reeded loop handles springing from lion heads and centered by acanthus-flanked shells, the detachable collar crested and with moulded guilloche border, fitted removable liner also crested, fully marked, base stamped RUNDELL BRIDGE ET RUNDELL AURIFICES REGIS LONDINI, body and collar numbered 4

arms probably slightly later
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The arms are those of Poynder.  The key in the chief was granted to Thomas Poynder, Treasurer of Christ's Hospital, London.