A very fine Pair of Huguenot Silver Waiters, London 1742 by Augustin Courtauld Silversmith_Thomas Northcote

A very fine Pair of Huguenot Silver Waiters, London 1742 by Augustin Courtauld Silversmith_Thomas Northcoteenquire A very fine and rare pair of George II Huguenot silver waiters, by Augustin Courtauld, London, 1742. With shaped double banded cast and applied borders standing on four hoof feet. Both hallmarked for London 1742 with the Huguenot makers mark AC over a fleur de lis for Augustin Courtauld. A rare opportunity to acquire a pair of Huguenot eighteenth century wine serving waiters. Both are in very fine condition with no engravings, erasures or

Excellent colour and patina

8 ounces Troy

A tapering spout and c-scroll wood handle with scroll thumbpiece

Weight including handle: 744g or 26

Hippocampus was a Greek mythological figure believed to be made up of a horse with the tail of a sea monster

Height:  1

The handles are particularly fine with very detailed and realistic workmanship

Stands true and of lovely colour and patina

London 1813 by Moses Brent

graceful and of excellent proportions to accompany your dining table

Of Oval bombe form on four rocaille capped scroll feet

As was customary