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MARK OF CHARLES ELEY, LONDON, 1825
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AN EXTENSIVE GEORGE IV SILVER TABLE-SERVICE
MARK OF CHARLES ELEY, LONDON, 1825
King's Husk pattern, engraved with a crest, comprising:
Twenty-four table-spoons Twenty-four table-forks
Twenty-four dessert-spoons Twelve dessert-forks
Three teaspoons Eleven egg-spoons
One fish-slice A soup-ladle
A butter-knife Two basting-spoons
Four salt-spoons Two sauce-ladles
A cream-ladle A pair of sugar-tongs
and the following with filled handles, by William Eley:
Twenty-four fruit-forks Twenty-four fruit-knives
A carving-fork A carving-knife
288 oz. (8,944 gr.)
The crest is that of Bogle, presumably for Archibald Bogle who married Janet Bogle, his cousin, in 1825. The arms were first granted in Edinburgh to Andrew Bogle in 1806, presumably the brother of George Bogle (c.1761-1813) of Effingham, Surrey and Burlington Street, Middlesex. The family at some point arrived Glasgow where they were successful merchants with extensive interests in Jamaica. (161)
MARK OF CHARLES ELEY, LONDON, 1825
King's Husk pattern, engraved with a crest, comprising:
Twenty-four table-spoons Twenty-four table-forks
Twenty-four dessert-spoons Twelve dessert-forks
Three teaspoons Eleven egg-spoons
One fish-slice A soup-ladle
A butter-knife Two basting-spoons
Four salt-spoons Two sauce-ladles
A cream-ladle A pair of sugar-tongs
and the following with filled handles, by William Eley:
Twenty-four fruit-forks Twenty-four fruit-knives
A carving-fork A carving-knife
288 oz. (8,944 gr.)
The crest is that of Bogle, presumably for Archibald Bogle who married Janet Bogle, his cousin, in 1825. The arms were first granted in Edinburgh to Andrew Bogle in 1806, presumably the brother of George Bogle (c.1761-1813) of Effingham, Surrey and Burlington Street, Middlesex. The family at some point arrived Glasgow where they were successful merchants with extensive interests in Jamaica. (161)
Special notice
VAT rate of 5% is payable on hammer price and at 15% on the buyer's premium