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A Set of 38 George II Antique English Silver Dinner Plates.

London, 1759 by Edward Wakelin.

Each of shaped gadrooned form, engraved with a coat of arms within a rococo cartouche, numbered and with scratch weights. The arms are those of Lee (of Leigh) with a mullet for a third son, with Long quartering Atkinson in pretence.

A set of three condiment urns dated 1773 made for the same patron is known.

Provenance: - Phipps Boegner, one of the founders of US Steel, by descent to his granddaughter, Margaret Phipps Boegner (1910-2009), who established the nonprofit Old Westbury Gardens.

Dimensions

Diameter: 9.62 inch, (24.43 cm)

Weight

628 oz

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Stock number

V6604
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