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Lot 234
  • 234

A Queen Anne silver taperstick and George I silver tankard, William Twell / Matthew Lofthouse, London, 1708 / 1715

Estimate
5,000 - 7,000 USD
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Description

  • height of tankard 5 3/4 in. (14.7cm)
the first on crested square base with cut corners, conforming stem and banded sconce, the second plain cyindrical engraved with arms in baroque cartouche, domed cover and scroll thumbpiece, fully marked. Together wtih a large baluster caster, Samuel Wood, London, 1749; 3 pieces

Provenance

Taperstick: Tessiers, Ltd., London, 1951
Tankard: Thomas Lumley, Ltd., London, 1951

Condition

taperstick good condition; tankard with some wear to arms, repaired split inside below marks; caster with traces of crest, otherwise good
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