THE STAND MAKER'S MARK OF ANN CRAIG & JOHN NEVILLE, LONDON, APPARENTLY 1740, (MARKS WORN); THE SNUFFER JOHN BOURNE, 1773
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A GEORGE II SILVER SNUFFER-STAND AND A GEORGE III SNUFFER
The stand maker's mark of Ann Craig & John Neville, London, apparently 1740, (marks worn); the snuffer John Bourne, 1773
The waisted oval stand with shaped ends, on four hoof supports, flat-chased with rocaille and flowers, centering initials, with leaf-capped open scroll handle--7in. (17.7cm.) long; the openwork scissor-form snuffer on spool form supports, the shaped box engraved with crest and foliage--6in. (15.2cm.) long, 9oz. (2)
The stand maker's mark of Ann Craig & John Neville, London, apparently 1740, (marks worn); the snuffer John Bourne, 1773
The waisted oval stand with shaped ends, on four hoof supports, flat-chased with rocaille and flowers, centering initials, with leaf-capped open scroll handle--7in. (17.7cm.) long; the openwork scissor-form snuffer on spool form supports, the shaped box engraved with crest and foliage--6in. (15.2cm.) long, 9oz. (2)