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  1759

  Charles Kandler

  10106 George II Antique Silver Salver

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  A fine early English silver salver by the sought after maker Charles Frederick Kandler. Of square form, and raised on tall scrolling feet, this rare salver is hand engraved with an expansive outer border of scroll motifs, the centre with the Tatton crest of a greyhound tied to a tree. Super heavy quality and feels very good in the hand. Perfect to stand a bottle or wine glass on top. Weight 408 grams, 13.1 troy ounces. Width 16cm. Height 4cm. London 1759. Maker Charles Frederick Kandler. Sterling silver.
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  1711

  Simon Pantin

  10350 Queen Anne Antique Silver Cup and Cover

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  A magnificent antique silver cup and cover of campana form with twin side handles. Lovely plain style, very good weight and large size. Excellent quality with the cut card banding typical of this sought after Huguenot maker. Engraved to the front is a large marital coat of arms for Bagot and Wagstaffe contained within a contemporary cartouche; the lid has a goat crest. Total weight 2976g, 95.6 troy oz. Height 32.5cm (to top of lid), 22.2cm (to top of cup rim). Spread across handles 33cm. Diameter of top 19.5cm. London 1711. Maker Simon Pantin. Britannia standard silver.
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  1733

  David Willaume

  10447 George II Antique Silver Chamberstick

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  A plain style silver chamber stick (or “go to bed”) from the early 1700’s with a simple C shaped handle and reeded rim. Solid design and excellent heavy gauge silver as you’d expect from this date. An unusual feature is the decorative band of trellis hatching with shells and scrolls, hand engraved to the top surface. Weight 304g, 9.7 troy oz. Diameter 13.5cm. Spread 17cm, 6.7ins. Height 6.5cm. London 1733. Maker David Willaume, an important Huguenot maker. Sterling silver.