FOUR GEORGE II SILVER SALTS
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FOUR GEORGE II SILVER SALTS

MARK OF PAUL CRESPIN, 1729-30

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FOUR GEORGE II SILVER SALTS
MARK OF PAUL CRESPIN, 1729-30
each cauldron-form salt raised on four faun and satyr mask capped hoof and trefoil feet, representing the four seasons, each foot connected by cast and applied festoons of flowers and fruit, the border with engraved quatrefoil motifs, the interior gilded and engraved with a crest below a Viscounts coronet; TOGETHER WITH: four non-matching various George III Old English pattern condiment spoons - 11.6cm,(4 5/8 in), 45.5oz.
See Illustration and Detail Back Cover (8)
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This design was used by many silversmiths, including Paul de Lamerie; a set of four virtually identical salts by him, from the collection of the Right Honourable The Earl Spencer, were exhibited in Paul de Lamerie: The Work of England's Master Silversmith (1688-1751) at Goldsmiths' Hall in 1990 and one of the set is illustrated on page 107 of the exhibition catalogue.