MARK ATTRIBUTED TO GEORGE RIDOUT, NEW YORK, CIRCA 1750

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AN AMERICAN SILVER SAUCEBOAT
MARK ATTRIBUTED TO GEORGE RIDOUT, NEW YORK, CIRCA 1750
oval, on three curved legs terminating in claw-and-ball feet, undulating rim, S-shaped scroll handle, the body engraved with monogram AS, marked four times under base (Yale 1970, mark 697)
7 ½ in. (19 cm.) long over handle; 13 oz. (412 gr.)

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The Silver Shelf, Pennsylvania

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拍品专文

George Ridout, trained in London, frequently used the English custom of striking the maker's mark four times. Other works marked in this fashion include a salver, circa 1750-65 and a pair of sweetmeat dishes, circa 1745-55 (see K. Buhler and G. Hood, American Silver: Garvan and other Collections in the Yale University Art Gallery, 1970, vol. II, figs. 695 and 696, pp. 122 - 125).

MARK ATTRIBUTED TO GEORGE RIDOUT, NEW YORK, CIRCA 1750

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