A George III Silver Coffee Pot London 1767 by William Grundy Silversmith_Ebenezer Coker

A George III Silver Coffee Pot London 1767 by William Grundy Silversmith_Ebenezer Cokerenquire A Very fine quality George III coffee pot of baluster form with swan neck spout. The domed lid with wrythen finial. Ebonised fruitwood double C scroll handle with original silver mounting pins. Crested to one side with a large hound. Marked to the body of the pot from London 1767 by William Grundy. The lid with the maker's mark and the lion passant. This pot is in superb original condition. There is no sign of damage or repair. It stands well

Hallmarked for London 1774 by the renowned Huguenot Silversmith Augustin Le Sage and each base and lid are numbered in pairs

Height: 31

with no splits dents or repairs

Clearly hallmarked on the underside for London 1772 by Aaron Lestourgeon

Of good thick gauge silver and robust construction

The serving ladles are also in exceptional condition

All four candlesticks identically marked underneath for London 1753 by John Cafe

The caster is made from a thick gauge of silver and is of excellent colour and patina found on early eighteenth century silver

shaped base

12 dessert spoons - London 1813/15 Paul Storr

is in excellent condition with no repairs

The lid sits well on the base and the removable handle fits the lid tightly and is in superb order