A fine early George III Wine Coaster made in London in 1770 by Andrew Price.

A fine early George III Wine Coaster made in London in 1770 by Andrew Price.
A fine early George III Wine Coaster made in London in 1770 by Andrew Price.

A fine early George III Wine Coaster made in London in 1770 by Andrew Price.

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British Silver 1760-1830

Reference

176111

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The Wine Coaster has a gadrooned dipping rim and the sides are pierced with scroll work designs. The front of the Coaster displays a fan shaped cartouche engraved with a Crest with a banner below engraved with a Motto. This example also has its original turned wooden base. The Coaster is marked in the piercing and is in excellent condition.



Height: 2 inches, 5cm

Diameter: 4.5 inches, 11.3cm

Year

1770

Country

London

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