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Dublin, c. 1755 by Robert Calderwood
A superb tureen by the greatest Irish silversmith of the eighteenth century, Robert Calderwood.
The arms are those of Moore impaling Ponsonby for Edward, 5th Earl of Drogheda (1701-1758), and his first wife Sarah Ponsonby (1711-1736), fourth daughter of the 1st Earl of Bessborough.
Provenance: purchased from Asprey, London, 1990
Dimensions
Height: 30.48cm; Length: 41.27cmWeight
146 oz.Condition report
In very good condition.Stock number
V9660Open Monday-Saturday 10-5.30 (Winter hours); Monday-Friday 10-5 (Summer hours)
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