Lot Essay
THE ARMS ARE THOSE OF BRIDGE, DORSET
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THE MARY WOODARD LASKER
CHARITABLE TRUST
A GEORGE II SILVER MEAT DISH
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A GEORGE II SILVER MEAT DISH
MAKER'S MARK OF PAUL DE LAMERIE, LONDON, 1741, HANDLES POSSIBLY ADDED S
SHAPED OVAL, WITH GADROONED RIM AND TWO APPLIED SHELL AND SCROLL HANDLES, THE BORDER ENGRAVED WITH A COAT-OF-ARMS, HELM, CREST AND MOTTO WITHIN FOLIATE SCROLLS, MARKED ON REVERSE--LENGTH OVER HANDLES 17IN. (43.2CM.)
(39OZ., 1220GR.)
MAKER'S MARK OF PAUL DE LAMERIE, LONDON, 1741, HANDLES POSSIBLY ADDED S
SHAPED OVAL, WITH GADROONED RIM AND TWO APPLIED SHELL AND SCROLL HANDLES, THE BORDER ENGRAVED WITH A COAT-OF-ARMS, HELM, CREST AND MOTTO WITHIN FOLIATE SCROLLS, MARKED ON REVERSE--LENGTH OVER HANDLES 17IN. (43.2CM.)
(39OZ., 1220GR.)
Provenance
SOTHEBY'S, LONDON, MARCH 2, 1960, LOT6
CHRISTIE'S, LONDON, JUNE 29, 1977, LOT 88
CHRISTIE'S, LONDON, JUNE 29, 1977, LOT 88
Literature
MICHAEL CLAYTON, THE COLLECTOR'S DICTIONARY OF THE GOLD AND SILVER OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTH AMERICA, NEW ED. 1985, P.155, FIG.237
MICHAEL CLAYTON, CHRISTIE'S PICTORIAL HISTORY OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SILVER, 1985, P.168, FIG.1
MICHAEL CLAYTON, CHRISTIE'S PICTORIAL HISTORY OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SILVER, 1985, P.168, FIG.1