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A GEORGE IV SILVER DESSERT SET OF VINE-LEAF SHAPED DISHES, Sheffield 1829, mark of Robert Gainsford, comprising two large dishes and six smaller, each naturalistically formed as a vine leaf,...
A GEORGE IV SILVER DESSERT SET OF VINE-LEAF SHAPED DISHES, Sheffield 1829, mark of Robert Gainsford, comprising two large dishes and six smaller, each naturalistically formed as a vine leaf, with tapering vine handle and support, the smaller dishes also supported on two mollusc feet, the larger with three mollusc feet, each crested, (c.132 troy ozs all in). The larger dishes 30cm diameter, the smaller dishes 24cm diameter. (8)
A similar lot by the same maker was sold as part of The Ballyedmond Collection, Sotheby's, May 2017, Lot 448. Sold for £ 20,000.
Inventory April 1911, Set of Eight Leaf Shaped Fruit Dishes £40-16-0
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