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London, 1727 by Abraham Buteux
Of inverted bell form with midband, on stepped molded foot, "S" shaped leaf-capped handles, the stepped domed cover with molded baluster finial, engraved on body with a coat of arms within an architectural scroll, shell and foliage surround, the cover engraved with an owl crest within a similar surround.
The arms are those of Cockburn for Adam Cockburn (1656-1735), Lord Ormiston, of County Haddington, Scotland.
Provenance: The Hyman Collection, 1991-599
Exhibitions: on loan at Colonial Williamsburg, 1991-2007
Literature: Illustrated and described in "Silver at Williamsburg: Drinking Vessels" by John Hyman, p. 94, no. 115.
Dimensions
13 1/2''(H)Weight
98 oz.Condition report
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