George III Saucière - London, 1765 - William Skeen (reigned 1755). The deeply ho…

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George III Saucière - London, 1765 - William Skeen (reigned 1755). The deeply hollowed body with wide spout and raised rocaille handle above an oval base; rims with godron bands. Silver. Hallmarks with master's monogram "WS" on the underside. 16.5 x 10 x 20 cm; 528 g.

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George III Saucière - London, 1765 - William Skeen (reigned

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