LONDON, MAKER'S MARK OF ALDRIDGE & GREEN, 1791; G. SMITH, 1808; THE SINGLE CASTER 1786, MAKER'S MARK WORN, APPARENTLY THOMAS WALLIS
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A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER SALTS, A PAIR OF CASTERS AND A MATCHING CASTER
London, maker's mark of Aldridge & Green, 1791; G. Smith, 1808; the single caster 1786, maker's mark worn, apparently Thomas Wallis
The boat-form salts each with floral festoons centering classical figural medallion, with pierced foliate shoulder, beaded rims, with foliate grips, with glass liner--4in. (11.4cm.) long; all casters vase form, on square pedestal base, with low domed covers, the pair partly fluted, the single bat wing fluted, the pair, slightly larger--4in. (10.1cm.) high, the silver 14.5oz. (5)
London, maker's mark of Aldridge & Green, 1791; G. Smith, 1808; the single caster 1786, maker's mark worn, apparently Thomas Wallis
The boat-form salts each with floral festoons centering classical figural medallion, with pierced foliate shoulder, beaded rims, with foliate grips, with glass liner--4in. (11.4cm.) long; all casters vase form, on square pedestal base, with low domed covers, the pair partly fluted, the single bat wing fluted, the pair, slightly larger--4in. (10.1cm.) high, the silver 14.5oz. (5)