A very unusual pair of George III Wine Coasters made in Sheffield in 1812 by S.C. Younge & Company.

A very unusual pair of George III Wine Coasters made in Sheffield in 1812 by S.C. Younge & Company.

A very unusual pair of George III Wine Coasters made in Sheffield in 1812 by S.C. Younge & Company.

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British Silver 1760-1830

Reference

163808

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The Coasters are of a design which we have not previously seen. Both are circular in form and have an unusual gadrooned rim interspersed with foliate motifs. The sides are most unusually pierced and chased with trailing oak leaves and acorns. The Coasters have their original turned wooden bases and central silver circular boss.



Height: 2 inches, 5cm.

Diameter: 6 inches, 15cm.

Year

1812

Country

Sheffield

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