Price
£4800.00This object is eligible for a Certificate of BADA Provenance
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George II Antique Silver Warwick Cruet 1744 Samuel Wood of London.
A very good early George II period Warwick style silver cruet made in London in 1744 by Samuel Wood.The cruet is finely proportioned with all its original fittings including glass and the central large sugar caster bears the coat of arms of the owner in 1744.The set comprises a large sugar caster and two matching spice or pepper casters to the sides .To the rear are two beautifully hand cut original bottles for oil and vinegar with detachable tops which fit into rings on the side .A wonderful cruet by the specialist cruet and caster maker Samuel Wood (1704-1794).The crest to the main caster is used by various families including Clive ,Finch ,Evelyn and Wentworth -Watson ( Marquis of Rockingham ) and others.
Dimensions
22 cms highWeight
37 Troy ozsStock number
Sa 114x21The BADA Standard
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- Our clients are protected by BADA’s code of conduct
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