ANTIQUE 18thC GIORGIAN SOLID SILVER EXCEPTIONAL PAIR OF TUREENS c.1789
19th Century Georgian silver pair of large tureens & covers, each of round form, later chased in the Victorian-era and applied with very decorative cast dragon handles, each side is applied with a family crest of Dickson of Arbroath to both cartouches (Fortes Fortuna Juvat - Fortune favors the bold), each cover is surmounted by a stunning cast finial of a winged cherub. Hallmarked English silver (925), London, year 1789 (O), Maker's mark unknown, struck with french swan import mark.
Reference Number: A4184
19th Century Georgian silver pair of large tureens & covers, each of round form, later chased in the Victorian-era and applied with very decorative cast dragon handles, each side is applied with a family crest of Dickson of Arbroath to both cartouches (Fortes Fortuna Juvat - Fortune favors the bold), each cover is surmounted by a stunning cast finial of a winged cherub. Hallmarked English silver (925), London, year 1789 (O), Maker's mark unknown, struck with french swan import mark.
Reference Number: A4184
19th Century Georgian silver pair of large tureens & covers, each of round form, later chased in the Victorian-era and applied with very decorative cast dragon handles, each side is applied with a family crest of Dickson of Arbroath to both cartouches (Fortes Fortuna Juvat - Fortune favors the bold), each cover is surmounted by a stunning cast finial of a winged cherub. Hallmarked English silver (925), London, year 1789 (O), Maker's mark unknown, struck with french swan import mark.
Reference Number: A4184
DESCRIPTION
Antique 19th Century Georgian Solid Silver pair of large tureens & covers, each of round form, later chased in the Victorian-era and applied with very decorative cast dragon handles, each side is applied with a family crest of Dickson of Arbroath to both cartouches (Fortes Fortuna Juvat - Fortune favors the bold), each cover is surmounted by a stunning cast finial of a winged cherub.
Each part is Hallmarked English silver (925 standard), London, year 1789 (O), Maker's mark rubbed (unknown), struck with french swan import mark.
CONDITION
In Great Condition - No damage.
SIZE
Height (Each): 29cm
Width (Each): 35 x 25cm
Total Weight: 2843g
