This impressive 18th century silver kettle is in very good condition. The decorations are crisp, with some possible 19th century additions. The leather handle is in good condition and there is a tiny hole to one side indicating that the handle was originally raffia covered. Moderate signs of wear consistent with age as would be expected.

Maker: George Boothby

George Boothby, apprenticed to Matthew Cooper 1712, free 1719. 1st mark (New Standard) as largeworker dated 1720. 2nd mark (Sterling) 1720. 3rd (Sterling) mark 1739.

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