MAKER'S MARK OF EDWARD VINCENT, LONDON, 1737
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A George II silver tea kettle, stand and lamp
maker's mark of Edward Vincent, London, 1737
The stand on four shell scroll feet and with cast floral swag, scroll, bird's head and male mask apron, the plain detachable lamp with detachable cover, the spherical tea kettle with leaf-capped facetted curved spout, part wicker-covered swing handle and hinged flat cover, chased and engraved with a band of shells, scrolls, foliage and scalework, the spout similarly chased and engraved, marked on lamp and kettle, the stand, kettle cover and handle apparently unmarked
12½in. (30.6cm.) high
gross 61ozs. (1,917grs.)
maker's mark of Edward Vincent, London, 1737
The stand on four shell scroll feet and with cast floral swag, scroll, bird's head and male mask apron, the plain detachable lamp with detachable cover, the spherical tea kettle with leaf-capped facetted curved spout, part wicker-covered swing handle and hinged flat cover, chased and engraved with a band of shells, scrolls, foliage and scalework, the spout similarly chased and engraved, marked on lamp and kettle, the stand, kettle cover and handle apparently unmarked
12½in. (30.6cm.) high
gross 61ozs. (1,917grs.)