A GEORGE III SILVER DISH CROSS AND A SILVER PLATED TEA URN, the dish cross London, maker's mark of William Plummer, apparently 1779, date letter rubbed, the inverted pear shaped burner with detachable cover applied with revolving rings to the four flowerheaded rods, with adjustable supports, the circular feet pierced, with openwork stylized shell dish supports, with applied small beaded rims--11in. (27.9cm.) long, the vase form tea urn on square pedestal base raised on four bun feet, ivory handle to the spout, two part foliate open scroll handle, the detachable domed cover topped by covered urn finial, with beaded moldings--12¾in. (32.3cm.) high (2)