Name: Auction: A George III and later cased matched tea-service
Brand: Lyon & Turnbull
Price: 554 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock

Silver & Objets de Vertu

Sale number: 777The first silver sale of 2024 has much to excite and entice with works stretching across the globe, New York to Calcutta and in between. From contemporary pieces by sought after makers such as Clive Burr and Samantha Morton, to antique silver by Rebecca Emes &amp; Edward Barnard I, Robert Garrard and Joseph Angel.Highlights include a tumbler and slate stand by the late Edinburgh silversmith and teacher William Kirk, and a George II Irish tazza by Thomas Bolton with engraved armorial. Scottish silver as ever is prominent with a collection of Scottish Provincial silver and an impressive enamelled and gem set Victorian altar crucifix by James Crichton of Edinburgh. &nbsp;

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WS, London 1791, for the teapot, Brook & Sons, Sheffield 1933 for the twin handled sugar basin and Glasgow 1862 for the milk jug, all of oval outline with engraved foliate and scroll decoration; together with a sauceboat, tea strainer and silver-plated napkin ring, all presented in a mahogany case retailed by Brook & Son of Edinburgh&nbsp;

A George III and later cased matched tea-service

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