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A SMALL GEORGE III PIERCED SILVER BASKET with blue glass liner, by Francis Spilsbury II, London, 1769, 94g silver weight

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A SMALL GEORGE III PIERCED SILVER BASKET with blue glass liner, by Francis Spilsbury II, London, 1769, 94g silver weight

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Estim. 30 - 50 GBP

Lot including : - GALLIA, silver-plated shovel and brush decorated with foliage. - ERCUIS, ice cube bucket (H. 12.5 cm). - small silver-plated repoussé basket or planter decorated with foliate scrolls and shells. - two silver-plated bronze elements featuring fruit and foliage.

PAIR OF PORCELAIN BASKETS, LATE 19TH CENTURY in white and green glaze, with flowering raceme decorations. Pierced rim, cord handles. Measurements 7 x 21 x 19 cm.

SMALL DESK CHEST OF DRAWERS, 20TH CENTURY George III style, mahogany-stained wood with gilt metal trim. Three drawers, leather top. Measures 80 x 90 x 40 cm. One rear leg missing.

Estim. 3 000 - 4 000 GBP

Thomas Burnwash - Henry Nutting & Robert Hennell II - Richard Crossley & George Smith IV Eight English Victorian Sterling Silver Plates London 1791-1815 Height x diameter: 2 x 24 cm. Total weight: 4044 g. eight identical plates, with gadroon edge and noble coat of arms including motto ‘Virtute et Labore’. Sterling silver, hallmarked under the flap as follows: Nr 2 Plates: fully hallmarked London 1814-1815, George III, silversmiths Henry Nutting & Robert Hennell II. Nr 3 Plates: fully hallmarked London 1809-1810, George III, silversmith Thomas Burnwash. Nr 3 Plates: fully hallmarked London 1791-1792, George III, silversmiths Richard Crossley & George Smith IV. Item condition grading: **** good, signs of use commensurate with use over time.

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