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MARK OF PEZE PILLEAU, LONDON, 1740
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A GEORGE II SILVER KETTLE-STAND
MARK OF PEZE PILLEAU, LONDON, 1740
Triangular and on three hairy paw feet, with foliage and shell decorated border, engraved with shells and foliage scrolls centring an engraved coat-of-arms, marked underneath
9¾ in. (25 cm.) wide
23 oz. (706 gr.)
The arms are those of those of Macdonald impaling Montgomerie, for Lady Margaret Macdonald (d.1799), widow of Sir Alexander Macdonald 14th of Sleat and 7th Bt. (1711-1746), ninth daughter of Alexander, 9th Earl of Eglington (d.1729).
MARK OF PEZE PILLEAU, LONDON, 1740
Triangular and on three hairy paw feet, with foliage and shell decorated border, engraved with shells and foliage scrolls centring an engraved coat-of-arms, marked underneath
9¾ in. (25 cm.) wide
23 oz. (706 gr.)
The arms are those of those of Macdonald impaling Montgomerie, for Lady Margaret Macdonald (d.1799), widow of Sir Alexander Macdonald 14th of Sleat and 7th Bt. (1711-1746), ninth daughter of Alexander, 9th Earl of Eglington (d.1729).
Provenance
with Partridge, London.
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