An Early George III Silver Dish Cross, London 1766 by Samuel Herbert solid silver caster

An Early George III Silver Dish Cross, London 1766 by Samuel Herbert solid silver casterenquire An early George III articulated silver dish cross, London 1766. The raised central bulbous spirit burner is topped with a lid decorated with a gadroon border. Rotating cross section arms and adjustable cast shell decorated dish holders and feet. Hallmarked for London 1766 by Herbert & Co. The body, feet and arms are all identically hallmarked. Overall in very good condition, with no splits dents or repairs. Of a thick gauge of silver with a

Pieces by the important Huguenot silversmith Ayme Videau are highly sought-after

These candlesticks are of the very highest quality

His best known apprentice was Thomas Whipham

2 ounces Troy

54ozT 110g

This beautiful collection is comprised of 3 late 17th century casters

These coasters are of a good size and thick gauge

Marked to the body for London 1743 by Gabriel Sleath

A superb addition to any collection

this is a wonderful museum quality piece that would be the standout feature of any collection

Weight: 2652g or 85 oz Troy or 93 ½ oz

The bases cast with a lion