A Very Fine Pair of George II Silver Sauce Boats London 1752 by David Bell and Richard Mills York

A Very Fine Pair of George II Silver Sauce Boats London 1752 by David Bell and Richard Mills Yorkenquire An exceptionally fine pair of large silver sauce boats with a cut card rim and a flying C scroll handle. Each standing on three shell formed legs and shell pad feet. Both marked to the underside for London 1752 by David Bell and Richard Mills. These are both in excellent original condition with no signs of repair. Both stand true on a flat surface with no more than very minor expected wear. The hallmarks clear, one sauce boat having slightly

They have a wonderful lustre and patina honed over nearly 300 years of care

6th July 1763

socket and sconce

Upon return from the assay office

A Set of 8 George III Kings Pattern table knives

Absolutely superb set of four cast Silver table candlesticks by specialist maker William Cafe on stepped square bases with fluted edge with a spiral twist to the bottom of the stem rising to a fluted knop and a further  spiral decorated knop below a cotton reel capital with gadrooned borders

Diameter of smaller bowls: 5

A very good quality pair of Victorian silver entree dishes of shaped oval form

5cm or 19 ¾ inches

Each of the cast silver hippocampi are also marked with the date letter and the Queens head and each of the silver pans are marked similarly

The hallmarks are clearly struck and absolutely legible

The handle is marked with the lion passant and makers mark