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MARK OF DAVID WILLAUME, LONDON, 1720
Details
A George I silver salver
Mark of David Willaume, London, 1720
Hexafoil, on three scroll bracket feet, with moulded border, the field later engraved with a lozenge-of-arms, marked on base
9¾in. (24.5cm.) diam.
15oz. (470gr.)
The arms are those of Pye as borne by the Pye family of Hone, co. Derby, possibly for Mary Pye (d.1774), youngest daugher and eventual heir of Sir Charles Pye 2nd. Bt. (d.1721) and sister of Sir Robert Pye F.R.S. 4th and last Bt. (d.1734).
Mark of David Willaume, London, 1720
Hexafoil, on three scroll bracket feet, with moulded border, the field later engraved with a lozenge-of-arms, marked on base
9¾in. (24.5cm.) diam.
15oz. (470gr.)
The arms are those of Pye as borne by the Pye family of Hone, co. Derby, possibly for Mary Pye (d.1774), youngest daugher and eventual heir of Sir Charles Pye 2nd. Bt. (d.1721) and sister of Sir Robert Pye F.R.S. 4th and last Bt. (d.1734).
Provenance
Anonymous sale; Sotheby's London, 21 June 1973, lot 65.
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