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MAKER'S MARK OF POSSIBLY PHILIP NORMAN, LONDON, 1771
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An English silver entree dish with stand and burner
Maker's mark of possibly Philip Norman, London, 1771
The open stand on four double scroll and shell feet with leaf terminals, the central plain oval lamp with an engraved barking dog, the oval pan and detachable cover with similar dog engraved, bone finial and shaped bone handle, with short covered spout, on reverse of the pan engraved 27'18
39.4cm. long
marked inside cover, on reverse dish and burner
gross 1576gr.
Maker's mark of possibly Philip Norman, London, 1771
The open stand on four double scroll and shell feet with leaf terminals, the central plain oval lamp with an engraved barking dog, the oval pan and detachable cover with similar dog engraved, bone finial and shaped bone handle, with short covered spout, on reverse of the pan engraved 27'18
39.4cm. long
marked inside cover, on reverse dish and burner
gross 1576gr.
Special notice
Christie's charge a buyer's premium of 20% (VAT inclusive) for this lot.