A very rare George I Tazza made in Dublin in 1723 by Philip Kinnersley

A very rare George I Tazza made in Dublin in 1723 by Philip Kinnersley
A very rare George I Tazza made in Dublin in 1723 by Philip Kinnersley
A very rare George I Tazza made in Dublin in 1723 by Philip Kinnersley
A very rare George I Tazza made in Dublin in 1723 by Philip Kinnersley
A very rare George I Tazza made in Dublin in 1723 by Philip Kinnersley

A very rare George I Tazza made in Dublin in 1723 by Philip Kinnersley

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Category

British Silver 1649-1759

Reference

135671

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This very rare piece is plain in design and stands on a trumpet shaped foot. The main body displays a slightly raised reeded rim and the centre is engraved with a contemporary Crest. The Tazza is well marked on the underside and is engraved with the original scratch weight. The foot is also marked with the Hibernia.

Dimensions:

Height 2 cm / 1"
Diameter 5 cm / 2 "
Year

1723

Country

Dublin

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