MARK OF WILLIAM BOND, DUBLIN, CIRCA 1760
Details
AN EARLY GEORGE III IRISH SILVER OIL AND VINEGAR CRUET
MARK OF WILLIAM BOND, DUBLIN, CIRCA 1760
On shell and scroll supports, leaf-capped scroll grip, complete with two mounted glass bottles, the rims of receivers with fine gadroon border
9¾ in. high (25 cm.)
20.5 oz. (635 gm.)
MARK OF WILLIAM BOND, DUBLIN, CIRCA 1760
On shell and scroll supports, leaf-capped scroll grip, complete with two mounted glass bottles, the rims of receivers with fine gadroon border
9¾ in. high (25 cm.)
20.5 oz. (635 gm.)
Special notice
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Further details
William Bond entered his mark in 1761. The harp punch on this piece is distinctive (no.31 in Hallmarks on Dublin Silver, National Museum of Ireland publication, 1968, mark no.31)
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