A George III Cream Ladle made in London circa 1770 by Samuel Key

A George III Cream Ladle made in London circa 1770 by Samuel Key

A George III Cream Ladle made in London circa 1770 by Samuel Key

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Category

Serving Pieces

Reference

108992

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The Ladle displays a bright cut Old English pattern stem, with vacant scroll and flower head cartouche.

Dimensions:

Depth 5 cm / 2 "
Year

c 1770

Country

London

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