Price
£1100.00This object is eligible for a Certificate of BADA Provenance
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Attractive sterling silver small dish circa 1760, either very early George III or late George II.
Maker: James Warren.
The dish has a crenelated border with raised ridges beneath. A contemporary crest of a bunch of grapes with two shamrocks behind is engraved in the centre.
The reverse is stamped with the maker's mark which has been partially over-stamped by the Dublin harp with the Hibernia mark on the other side.
This a very pretty dish and it is quite possible that it was used as a counter dish.
Dimensions
Diameter: 5 inches (12.7cm)Weight
2.74 troy ounces (85.15 grams)Condition report
Very good with a very pleasing patina. There is a small dig visible on the upper left-hand side of the crest caused by the pressure of the stamping of an assay mark.Stock number
8747The BADA Standard
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