Two Irish silver waiters, Cork, circa 1760

one with shaped and fluted border and shell and scroll rim, flat-chased with grapevine and rococo ornament including contemporary arms, by William Reynolds; the second with shaped gadroon rim and three paw feet, engraved with later arms, the base with contemporary intials JD and weight, by George Hodder.  Together with a fluted dish,  bearing Dublin marks for 1719, reshaped c. 1750; 3 pieces

the first with slight surface wear, feet probably reattached, otherwise good; the second as noted re: arms, otherwise good; the last with repairs and as noted re: reshaping
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The arms on the Reynolds waiter are probably those of Atkins. The arms on the Hodder waiter are probably those of Rose.