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A GEORGE VI SILVER BOWL, WAKELEY & WHEELER, LONDON, 1937 the shallow circular bowl plain excepting an engraved presentation inscription and everted lug-type handles hammer-finished and applied with tree motifs, on a spreading rim foot, 32cm across handles, 886g The inscription reads: Presented to Sir George Etherton. O.B.E., D.L. by the Lancashire Non-County Borough's Association... 1944. Wakeley and Wheeler at this period produced a range of fashionable Art Deco or 'Moderne' style pieces, some designed by Harold Stabler. Given the distinctive lug handles but abscence of a designer's signature, this bowl may have been designed in-house, perhaps by Kenneth Mosley and/or A.E. Pittman.
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