Lot 425
  • 425

Three Pieces of Seventeenth Century English Silver, London, 1663/82/91

Estimate
6,000 - 8,000 USD
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Description

  • Silver
  • length of first over handles 5in., height of mug 3 3/8 in.
  • 12.7, 8.6cm
comprising: a shallow circular wine taster chased and punched with flowerheads, scroll handles, engraved with initials AC*EG 1666, maker's mark IG pellet below (Jackson 1989, p. 126, London, 1663); a two-handled caudle cup chased with palm and acanthus, pricked with contemporary initials within scrollwork, maker's mark TC below a fish, London, 1682; and a baluster mug with reeded collar, fluted strap handle, lower body chased with sloping gadroons, maker's mark IC with star below (Jackson 1989, p. 137), London, 1691

Condition

caudle cup with neat repairs behind one handle and slight split below base of other, otherwise all good condition
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