A George III Game Skewer made in London in 1792 by Richard Crossley

A George III Game Skewer made in London in 1792 by Richard Crossley
A George III Game Skewer made in London in 1792 by Richard Crossley

A George III Game Skewer made in London in 1792 by Richard Crossley

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The Skewer is plain in design with a ring end. This piece is well marked and is engraved with a contemporary Crest.
Length: 8.1 inches

Year

1792

Country

london

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