SOLD! for $2,564.00.
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- High Estimate: $2,400.00
- Realized: $2,564.00
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A substantial English George III sterling silver entree dish, rectangular form, featuring a footed warming base with four lion’s paw feet, two ornate reeded handles with shell motifs, and gadrooned borders. Lid has a decorative handle with a shell motif. Both lid and the base are engraved with a central armorial crest depicting a standing crowned lion over a banner inscribed with the Latin motto “SPES DURANT AVORUM” (The hope of our ancestors endures). Hallmarked for John Roberts & Co., Sheffield, England, 1812. Measures 9 3/4″ H x 15″ W x 9 1/2″ D. Weight: 94.9 troy ounces.
CONDITION: The dish insert is missing and there is some scratching, otherwise very good condition.
