Lot Essay
The crest is apparently that of Baron Crewe.
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MARK POSSIBLY OF DAVID TANQUERAY, 1722
Details
A GEORGE I SILVER BRANDY SAUCEPAN
MARK POSSIBLY OF DAVID TANQUERAY, 1722
the baluster body with a beak-form spout and a turned wood handle, with a possibly later, unmarked, conforming cover with ring form handle, engraved with a crest below a baron's coronet - 23cm (9in), 15oz gross.
See illustration page 17
MARK POSSIBLY OF DAVID TANQUERAY, 1722
the baluster body with a beak-form spout and a turned wood handle, with a possibly later, unmarked, conforming cover with ring form handle, engraved with a crest below a baron's coronet - 23cm (9in), 15oz gross.
See illustration page 17
Special notice
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