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THE BASE, LONDON 1737, MAKER'S MARK PARTIALLY RUBBED, PROBABLY EDWARD FELINE; THE COVER, MAKER'S MARK OF GEORGE WICKES, LONDON 1737
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AN ASSEMBLED GEORGE II SILVER SOUP TUREEN
The base, London 1737, maker's mark partially rubbed, probably Edward Feline; the Cover, maker's mark of George Wickes, London 1737
The oval bombe base engraved with a crest at one side, raised on four short leafy scroll feet with leaves at the knees, with upper gadrooned border and loop handles at either side; the conforming domed cover, engraved with similar crest, surmounted by foliate loop handle; together with a fitted French silver liner, Paris, late 18th century.
12in. (30cm.) long excluding handles; gross weight 103oz.
The base, London 1737, maker's mark partially rubbed, probably Edward Feline; the Cover, maker's mark of George Wickes, London 1737
The oval bombe base engraved with a crest at one side, raised on four short leafy scroll feet with leaves at the knees, with upper gadrooned border and loop handles at either side; the conforming domed cover, engraved with similar crest, surmounted by foliate loop handle; together with a fitted French silver liner, Paris, late 18th century.
12in. (30cm.) long excluding handles; gross weight 103oz.