An unusual George IV Fish Slice made in Dublin in 1828 by John Le Bass.

An unusual George IV Fish Slice made in Dublin in 1828 by John Le Bass.
An unusual George IV Fish Slice made in Dublin in 1828 by John Le Bass.
An unusual George IV Fish Slice made in Dublin in 1828 by John Le Bass.
An unusual George IV Fish Slice made in Dublin in 1828 by John Le Bass.

An unusual George IV Fish Slice made in Dublin in 1828 by John Le Bass.

£650
Category

British Silver 1760-1830

Scottish & Irish Silver

Serving Pieces

Reference

374692

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The unusual Slice has a fiddle pattern handle engraved with an unusual Crest above a set of contemporary script initials.  The shaped blade is beautifully engraved with foliate plumes and an outer band of wave designs.  The centre of the blade is pierced and engraved with a dolphin and fish.  This example is in excellent condition and is very well marked on the blade and the reverse of the handle.

Length: 12 inches, 30 cm.

Width of the blade, at the widest point: 2.9 inches, 7.25 cm.

Weight: 5oz

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