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LONDON, 1801, MARK PROBABLY THAT OF WILLIAM PARKER,
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A GEORGE III SILVER WAITER,
London, 1801, mark probably that of William Parker,
oval, with reeded border on four tab feet, together with four Georgian silver salt cellars, 1742-67, each cauldron form on three tab feet, with four salt spoons, 1795; two George III cream jugs, London 1798 and 1804, each oval with bright cut engraving, one with domed cover, each marked on reverse, the cream jugs marked on bodies
4in. (10.1cm.); 38oz. (11)
London, 1801, mark probably that of William Parker,
oval, with reeded border on four tab feet, together with four Georgian silver salt cellars, 1742-67, each cauldron form on three tab feet, with four salt spoons, 1795; two George III cream jugs, London 1798 and 1804, each oval with bright cut engraving, one with domed cover, each marked on reverse, the cream jugs marked on bodies
4in. (10.1cm.); 38oz. (11)
Special notice
This lot is offered without reserve.