Lot 246
  • 246

A group of Georgian silver table articles, London, 1722/24/74

Estimate
2,000 - 2,500 USD
bidding is closed

Description

  • silver
  • diameter of waiter 6 1/8 in.
  • 15.6 cm
comprising a kitchen pepper, engraved with initials MS underneath molded base, by John Albright, 1724; a strainer with openwork handles, one side engraved with initials GYmaker's mark IC below crown and flowerhead (John Clifton?), 1722; a waiter with gadroon rim, center engraved with fox and coronet crest, on hoof feet, by Richard Rugg, 1774

Provenance

James Robinson, New York (strainer)

Condition

pepper with a dent to base rim, one side and cover; strainer with a dent to bowl; the waiter with one foot bent slightly; otherwise good condition
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