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Lot 70

A George III silver meat platter.  Robert Garrard I,  London, 1812.  Of shaped, oval form with a...

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Lot 70

A George III silver meat platter. 
Robert Garrard I, 
London, 1812. 
Of shaped, oval form with a...

Current Bid: £700

Estimate: £600 - £800

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Lot 70

Description

A George III silver meat platter. 

Robert Garrard I, 

London, 1812

Of shaped, oval form with a gadrooned border, the side engraved with the crest of the Stewart-Balfour family, 31.3 x 41.4cm, approx. weight 44.6ozt 

Some general scratching, nicking and minor pitting noted. Heaver scratching to the base consistent with use. The engraved crest is crisp. Hallmarks clear. Some indentation, splitting, old repairs, and a couple of small patches noted to reverse (but not visible to other side of dish).  Further images available to download via this link: https://we.tl/t-8hZ7lPK1ep

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Crest: A Mermaid Ppr., Holding In Her Dexter Hand An Otter's Head Erased Sa.

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