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LONDON, 1769, MAKER'S MARK POSSIBLY THAT OF JAMES YOUNG
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A George III silver coffee-pot
London, 1769, maker's mark possibly that of James Young
Pear-shaped, on circular foot, with leaf-capped scroll spout and part-wood handle, the hinged domed cover with acanthus bud finial, partly spiral-fluted and chased overall with scrolls, floral garlands and foliage, an urn and an asymmetrical cartouche, engraved with a crest, marked under base and cover
11¾in. (30.2cm.) high
gross 33oz. (1,028gr.)
London, 1769, maker's mark possibly that of James Young
Pear-shaped, on circular foot, with leaf-capped scroll spout and part-wood handle, the hinged domed cover with acanthus bud finial, partly spiral-fluted and chased overall with scrolls, floral garlands and foliage, an urn and an asymmetrical cartouche, engraved with a crest, marked under base and cover
11¾in. (30.2cm.) high
gross 33oz. (1,028gr.)
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