Lot Essay
The arms are those of Leigh impaling those of Willes and Williams for for Chandos, 1st Baron Leigh of Stoneleigh (1791-1850). He was created Baron Leigh of Stoneleigh in 1839.
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MARK OF RICHARD SIBLEY, LONDON, 1815
Details
A REGENCY SILVER TEA URN**
MARK OF RICHARD SIBLEY, LONDON, 1815
Urn form, on square base with lion's-paw feet, the lower body fluted, the spigot with ivory tap, the two handles with acanthus-leaf joins the fluted cover with bud finial, fitted with heating chamber, the body engraved with a Baron's coat-of-arms, the cover with crest, marked on body, cover, finial, heating chamber and cap
15½ in. (38.8 cm.) high; 237 oz. (7,376 gr.) gross weight
MARK OF RICHARD SIBLEY, LONDON, 1815
Urn form, on square base with lion's-paw feet, the lower body fluted, the spigot with ivory tap, the two handles with acanthus-leaf joins the fluted cover with bud finial, fitted with heating chamber, the body engraved with a Baron's coat-of-arms, the cover with crest, marked on body, cover, finial, heating chamber and cap
15½ in. (38.8 cm.) high; 237 oz. (7,376 gr.) gross weight
Provenance
C. J. Vander, London, 1954
Special notice
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