THE FIRST LONDON, 1747, MAKER'S MARK WI, POSSIBLY FOR WILLIAM JUSTIS; THE SECOND BARNARD BROTHERS, LONDON, 1843
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A GEORGE II SILVER SALVER AND A VICTORIAN EXAMPLE
The first London, 1747, maker's mark WI, possibly for William Justis; the second Barnard Brothers, London, 1843
Each shaped circular with chased borders in rococo taste, the second centering an inscription "PRESENTED TO THOMAS CARDWELL ESQR. BY THE SHAREHOLDERS OF COLABA PRESS COMPANY BOMBAY 25TH SEPTR. 1843", this lot not illustrated
12¼in. (31cm.) and 85/8.in. (22cm.) diameter; 44oz. 10dwt. (1486gr.) (2)
The first London, 1747, maker's mark WI, possibly for William Justis; the second Barnard Brothers, London, 1843
Each shaped circular with chased borders in rococo taste, the second centering an inscription "PRESENTED TO THOMAS CARDWELL ESQR. BY THE SHAREHOLDERS OF COLABA PRESS COMPANY BOMBAY 25TH SEPTR. 1843", this lot not illustrated
12¼in. (31cm.) and 85/8.in. (22cm.) diameter; 44oz. 10dwt. (1486gr.) (2)