Lot Essay
The arms are those of Pierrepont, as borne by Charles Herbert (Pierrepont), 2nd Earl Manvers (1778-1860). The 2nd Earl succeeded his father in 1816.
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MARK OF RICHARD SIBLEY, LONDON, TWO 1812 AND TWO 1817
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FOUR REGENCY SILVER WINE COOLERS
Mark of Richard Sibley, London, two 1812 and two 1817
Each campana form, on a circular base with gadrooned border, the part lobed body with two mask-clad handles, the body applied with a grape vine band, engraved on both sides with armorials, the detachable rim engraved on each side with a crest, the liners Sheffield plate, the 1812 pair engraved: No. 1 on liner and collar, the base engraved No. 1 95 .. 3, No. 2 engraved on liner and collar, the base engraved No. 2 94 .. 8, each marked on body and collar
10¼in. (26cm.) high; 367oz. (11415gr.) (4)
Mark of Richard Sibley, London, two 1812 and two 1817
Each campana form, on a circular base with gadrooned border, the part lobed body with two mask-clad handles, the body applied with a grape vine band, engraved on both sides with armorials, the detachable rim engraved on each side with a crest, the liners Sheffield plate, the 1812 pair engraved: No. 1 on liner and collar, the base engraved No. 1 95 .. 3, No. 2 engraved on liner and collar, the base engraved No. 2 94 .. 8, each marked on body and collar
10¼in. (26cm.) high; 367oz. (11415gr.) (4)
Provenance
Charles Herbert, 2nd Earl Manvers (1778-1860), thence by descent to the Rt. Hon. Earl Manvers, sold Sotheby's, London, January 15, 1942, lots 57 and 58