THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN
A PAIR OF GEORGE IV SILVER MEAT DISHES
Details
A PAIR OF GEORGE IV SILVER MEAT DISHES
maker's mark of Philip Rundell, London, 1822
Shaped-oval and with shell and gadroon borders and shell handles, engraved three times with crest and Duke's corornet, marked on reverse - 23¾in. (60.5cm.) long
222ozs. (6,914grs.)
The crest and coronet is for Chatles, 10th Duke of Richmond, (1791-1860), who succeed his father in 1819. He married Caroline, daughter of Henry, 2st Marquess of Anglesey, in 1817
maker's mark of Philip Rundell, London, 1822
Shaped-oval and with shell and gadroon borders and shell handles, engraved three times with crest and Duke's corornet, marked on reverse - 23¾in. (60.5cm.) long
222ozs. (6,914grs.)
The crest and coronet is for Chatles, 10th Duke of Richmond, (1791-1860), who succeed his father in 1819. He married Caroline, daughter of Henry, 2st Marquess of Anglesey, in 1817
Provenance
The Patino Collection, Christie's New York, 28 October 1986, lot 15