MAKER'S MARK OF JAMES LE BASS, DUBLIN, 1810, FURTHER STRUCK WITH THE MAKER'S MARK OF WILLIAM LAW
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A George III Irish silver salver
maker's mark of James le Bass, Dublin, 1810, further struck with the maker's mark of William Law
Shaped-circular and on four shell and scroll feet, one shell lacking, and with shell and scroll border, the centre chased with a band of scrolls, scalework, foliage and cattle on a matted ground, the centre engraved with a coat-of-arms, marked on revese
17¾in. (35.2cm.) diam.
94ozs. (2,925grs.)
maker's mark of James le Bass, Dublin, 1810, further struck with the maker's mark of William Law
Shaped-circular and on four shell and scroll feet, one shell lacking, and with shell and scroll border, the centre chased with a band of scrolls, scalework, foliage and cattle on a matted ground, the centre engraved with a coat-of-arms, marked on revese
17¾in. (35.2cm.) diam.
94ozs. (2,925grs.)