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AN EDWARDIAN 'ART' SILVER AND ENAMEL SMALL QUAICH, GEORGE LAWRENCE CONNELL, LONDON, 1904 with circular hammered bowl, the everted flat handles with enamelling around raised flowerheads, 13.5cm long; together with an Edwardian 'Art' silver spoon, with hammer-finished fig-shaped bowl, square section stem and an openwork ball and strap terminal, A.E. Jones, Birmingham, 1908; 103g all in (2) Provenance: Collection of Jeremy Mason, removed from Hoyles House, Wandsworth G.L. Connell is credited with introducing 'modern, artistic silverware' to the company's retail line-up from the late 1890s. His sister (sometime referred to as his wife), the designer Christine Connell, may have had a hand in this quaich. For another quaich by Connell of 83 Cheapside sold in this room, see 25 May 2016, lot 410.
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