Lot 156
  • 156

Seven English Silver Rectangular Vinaigrettes with Unusual Grills and two Watch-form Vinaigrettes

Estimate
6,000 - 8,000 USD
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Description

  • first marked cover and base, A. King, London, 1803; second marked base and cover, M. Linwood, Birmingham, 1805; third marked base and cover, John Shaw, Birmingham, 1811; fourth marked base and cover, William Pugh, Birmingham, 1811; fifth marked cover and grill, William Eley, London, 1821; sixth marked cover, base and grill, J. Wilmore, Birmingham, 1840; seventh marked cover, base and grill, Alder & Sons of Blyth, Birmingham, 1858; first watch-form example marked cover, base and grill, T. Smith, Birmingham, 1823; second watch-form example marked cover, base and grill, Francis Clark, Birmingham, 1838
  • lengths 2in. to 1 1/2 in.
  • 5cm, 3.8cm
first engraved with trellis and flower spray, inscribed EB to FW, gilt interior, grill pierced and bright-cut with flowers and leaves; second engraved with trellis centered by flowerheads, base with flowerhead, gilt interior with filigree grill; third engraved with trellis topped by oak leaves, gilt interior, grill pierced and engraved with a basket of flowers; fourth engraved with panels of trellis and leaf-tips, initialed EJ, gilt interior, grill pierced and engraved with flowerhead within leaves; fifth engraved with vertical bands, suspension loop, gilt interior with pierced flower and thistle spray grill; sixth shaped rectangular engraved with foliage, monogrammed, gilt interior, grill pierced and engraved with vase of flowers and foliate scrolls; seventh engraved with rococo floral sprays and scrolls, grill pieced and engraved with flowers within scrolling foliage; watch form example engine-turned with applied floral borders, suspension loop, gilt interior with grill pierced with flower within scrolls; second watch-form engine-turned covers, engraved EB 1839, grill engraved with flowers and leaves

Condition

good condition, normal wear
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