Two Pieces of English Sterling Silver Hollowware

Description:

Two Pieces of English Sterling Silver Hollowware, London, a George III teapot, 1786-87, maker's mark partially rubbed, possibly "VH," ovoid body with beaded edges and two engraved wreaths, one containing a monogram, with wood handle and finial, body ht. 4 3/4; and a William IV creamer, 1835-36, maker's mark rubbed, with engraved register, two wreaths with monograms, and gold-washed interior, ht. 4 1/8 in.; approx. 17.9 total troy oz.

Provenance: Purchased from D. & B. Dickinson, Bath, England, in 1958. The original receipt accompanies the lot.
Estimate $400-600

Creamer with repair to seam, interior probably regilded and footrim possibly added. Teapot with scattered dents/minor repair to underside, lid does not sit flush, and an engraving removal to teapot (one side with a later monogram added).


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