Lot Essay
The arms are those of Coxeter impaling Coxeter of Lechlade, Gloucestershire.
LONDON, 1764, MAKER'S MARK WC, PROBABLY THAT OF WILLIAM CHAWNER
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A GEORGE III SILVER COFFEE POT
London, 1764, maker's mark WC, probably that of William Chawner
Baluster form, on a spreading circular foot chased with a gadrooned band, the body engraved with a coat-of-arms in a rocaille and foliate cartouche, with fluted scroll spout and wood handle, the domed cover with gadrooned rim surmounted by a turned finial, marked under base and on cover bezel
12in. (30.8cm.) high; gross weight 30oz. 10dwt. (950gr.)
London, 1764, maker's mark WC, probably that of William Chawner
Baluster form, on a spreading circular foot chased with a gadrooned band, the body engraved with a coat-of-arms in a rocaille and foliate cartouche, with fluted scroll spout and wood handle, the domed cover with gadrooned rim surmounted by a turned finial, marked under base and on cover bezel
12in. (30.8cm.) high; gross weight 30oz. 10dwt. (950gr.)