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PROPERTY OF AN IMPORTANT NEW YORK COLLECTOR
A QUEEN ANNE SILVER MONTEITH
MARK OF SAMUEL WASTELL, LONDON, 1704
Details
A QUEEN ANNE SILVER MONTEITH
MARK OF SAMUEL WASTELL, LONDON, 1704
The body chased with flutes and centered by an acanthus cartouche engraved with a coat-of-arms, with lion's mask drop-ring handles, the detachable scalloped rim with foliate and shell border, marked on bowl near handle, flange of rim, and both handles
12 5/8 in. (32 cm.) diameter
80 oz. 10 dwts. (2,504 gr.)
The arms are those of Porter, co. Warwick.
MARK OF SAMUEL WASTELL, LONDON, 1704
The body chased with flutes and centered by an acanthus cartouche engraved with a coat-of-arms, with lion's mask drop-ring handles, the detachable scalloped rim with foliate and shell border, marked on bowl near handle, flange of rim, and both handles
12 5/8 in. (32 cm.) diameter
80 oz. 10 dwts. (2,504 gr.)
The arms are those of Porter, co. Warwick.
Provenance
James Stewart Hodgson (1826-1899), banker and collector,
J. Stewart Hodgson Esq.; Christie’s London, 5 June 1893, lot 57, (£266 to Boore).
John Edward Taylor (1830-1905), owner of the Manchester Guardian newspaper, collector and connoisseur,
The Collection of the late John Edward Taylor, Esq. of 20 Kensington Palace Gardens, W.; Christie’s, London, 11 July 1912, lot 40, (£343 to Elkington).
With S.J. Phillips Ltd., London.
J. Stewart Hodgson Esq.; Christie’s London, 5 June 1893, lot 57, (£266 to Boore).
John Edward Taylor (1830-1905), owner of the Manchester Guardian newspaper, collector and connoisseur,
The Collection of the late John Edward Taylor, Esq. of 20 Kensington Palace Gardens, W.; Christie’s, London, 11 July 1912, lot 40, (£343 to Elkington).
With S.J. Phillips Ltd., London.
Literature
G. E. Lee, British Silver Monteith Bowls, Byfleet, 1978, p.89, no. 190.
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