A set of four George III silver entrée dishes and covers, Daniel Smith & Robert Sharp, London, 1785

the shaped square dishes with beaded borders, domed covers later bright-cut with husk sprays, dishes and covers also later engraved with a crest and baron's coronet, stamped  1-4

Marks clear and good, traces of engraved numbering and scratchweights on undersides. tops and bottoms fit reasonably well but some straightening needed, normal light wear and scratches, overall condition pretty good
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The crest and coronet are those of Barons Revelstoke, probably for the banker Edward Charles Baring (1828-1897), a grandson of Sir Francis Baring, 1^st Bt. (1740-1810), founder of Barings Bank. He was elevated to the peerage as Baron Revelstoke in 1885.