Price
£5800.00This object is eligible for a Certificate of BADA Provenance
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A pair of exceptional early George III silver Sauce boats of plain oval form onto oval shaped pedestal feet. The bodies are unembellised but the rims have a gadroon border.
The scroll handles are embellished with leaf decorated thumb pieces. The beautiful cast, shaped feet are pierced giving a scrolling effect . The Sauce boats are made by the Goldsmith to King George III Thomas Heming 1760-1782.These sauceboats are made in the French taste which was very fashionable but only amongst the upper echelons of English society at the time.
Maker: THOMAS HEMING.
Origin: London.
Year: 1765.
Dimensions
Height to lip 5.5 inches 13.97 cm Length 8.6 inches 22cmsWeight
23Troy ozsStock number
W142x2The BADA Standard
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