A rare George II Punch Ladle, Chester, 1738, Richard Richardson II

A rare George II Punch Ladle, Chester, 1738, Richard Richardson II
A rare George II Punch Ladle, Chester, 1738, Richard Richardson II
A rare George II Punch Ladle, Chester, 1738, Richard Richardson II

A rare George II Punch Ladle, Chester, 1738, Richard Richardson II

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British Silver 1649-1759

Reference

120529

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The Ladle has an egg shaped bowl, of very good gauge, and a silver sleeve which houses the turned fruitwood handle. The sleeve is attached to the main body with a shield shaped moulding. The ladle is fully marked on the exterior of the bowl, which has a very fine colour.



Length: 13.75 inches

Width of the bowl: 3.35 inches

Year

1738

Country

Chester

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