A pair of George IV silver sauce tureens and covers, Paul Storr, London, 1823

on four paw feet headed by acanthus, reeded handles centered by shells and springing from lions' heads, applied conforming finial centered by a berry cluster, body engraved on each side with arms and motto, lid engraved with crest

Exhibited in Partridge Fine Arts, Summer Exhibition 1984, June 4^th-July 28th

interiors with scratches from use, otherwise good condition, nice, heavy weight
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The arms are probably those of McManus impaling Bennet or Bennett.