GEORGE III SILVER WARWICK CRUET SET
Jabez Daniel & James Mince, London, 1770
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In the rococo manner, consisting of three silver casters & two silver-mounted cut glass cruets (original),
all with the same marks and monograms, engraved DMB in conjoined script, each caster of vase
shape on a pedestal foot, gadrooned footrims, girdle and shoulder rim, the lids with floral and foliate
diagonal piercing divided by diagonal engraving, flame finials, the cruets having monogrammed lidded silver
mounts & handles, shell-form thumb rests, within a conforming stand with applied beribboned monogrammed
oval wreath, raised on three cabriole legs ending in shell feet
Marks: Grimwade # 3633, for casters & cruets 1766,1767, 1769, 1770-75
Condition: Excellent; the bottles with proper wear to base; no repairs found
Height: 9.5” Weight: 33.124 oz. (without the silver-mounted glass bottles)
The weight of the silver-mounted bottles is 20.1 oz.
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#5327
Below :
From The Queen's Silver, A Survey of Her Majesty's Personal Collection, A. G. Grimwade, 1953 :
#31 - Warwick Cruet Frame, Jabez Daniel & James Mince, London, 1771,
one caster later and "two cut-glass bottles with silver stoppers"
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