Description & Technical information
The two silver entrée dishes of rectangular form, the base with gadrooned rim and engraved to either side a crest with motto VIRTUTE above monogram, conforming domed cover with detachable handle with lion masks framed by a gadrooned band, engraved coat of arms below handle, stepped rim of cover with gadrooned band, the whole set within fitted silver-plated two-handled base with gadrooned rim, chevron design to legs terminating in lion’s paw feet, legs connected by beaded shaped stretcher, double silver-plated liner; the lower dish with gadrooned body and the upper with wide flange to accommodate silver covered dish.
Weight: 5389g, 173.3oz
Date: 1809
Period: 1750-1850, 19th century
Origin: England
Medium: silver
Signature: Maker’s mark of Paul Storr
The original stands by Matthew Boulton
Dimensions: 25.4 x 40.6 cm (10 x 16 inches)
Categories: Silver
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