A Very Fine Pair of Silver Tureens or Serving Dishes London 1868 by Robert Harper Category_Coasters Pair

A Very Fine Pair of Silver Tureens or Serving Dishes London 1868 by Robert Harper Category_Coasters Pairenquire An extremely unusual pair of mid Victorian silver tureens and covers in Greek revival style. Each of circular pedestal form with wide beaded and ovolo moulded rims above openwork sides with four rams head mounted supports enclosing a plain silver bowl liner. The lower body fluted and raised on a short knopped stem to a domed circular foot with gadrooned decoration. The removable lid embossed with stylised foliate borders and surmounted with a

The silver is of extremely good quality and good gauge with no damage

All standing on a raised foot

He was appointed Subordinate Goldsmith to the King in 1723 and served until his death in 1742

5 ozT or 2

handle): 720g or 25

Original double C-scroll fruit wood handle

Moses Brent

An exceptional large cast silver basket of pierced oval form with an arched swing handle with two outstanding caryatids arising from a leaf capped C-scroll support

Hallmarked to the underside for London 1747 by Edward Aldridge

A tapering straight spout and wooden handle

Garrard & Co

5cm or 8 ¾”