Decorative Arts & Design

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LOT 239

Lot 239

William IV Silver Two-Handled Shaped Oval Serving Tray, Benjamin Smith II, London, 1833

William IV Silver Two-Handled Shaped Oval Serving Tray, Benjamin Smith II, London, 1833
Lot 239 Details
William IV Silver Two-Handled Shaped Oval Serving Tray, Benjamin Smith II, London, 1833

with elaborately cast scroll-edged rose, thistle and shamrock rim, engraved with armorials
length 30.4 in — 77.3 cm; width 20.9 in — 53 cm
176.8 oz. — 5498 grams

Estimate $7,000-$10,000

Realised: $15,000
Price Includes Buyer's Premium ?

Lot Report

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William IV Silver Two-Handled Shaped Oval Serving Tray, Benjamin Smith II, London, 1833
  • William IV Silver Two-Handled Shaped Oval Serving Tray, Benjamin Smith II, London, 1833
Note:

The badge and motto STET FORTUNA DOMUS are those of Harrow School

CONDITION DETAILS

In good condition; well marked on the underside and engraved on the border B.SMITH DUKE ST. LINC'NS INN FIELDS

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  • 1 Star: Poor - Flaws or damage immediately apparent under standard lighting (examples: missing components, rips, broken glass, damaged surfaces, etc.)

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