PAIR OF GEORGE IV OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE WINE COOLERS, CRESTED

Sheffield, c1833, Mark : fleur-de-lys above an I & I. W & C^o within a square*

Attributed by Wyllie as an “early mark” for Isaac & J. Williams & Co*

Also attributed to Waterhouse & Co, registering 1833

Each of campana shape with original collars and lead liners, the urn form body raised on a pedestal and stepped foot,

each body with handles issuing from acanthus leaves, and engraved with a tiger's head erased and affronty

(for Lade of Barham, Kent, and also for Cosgrave) within a “rubbed-in” a silver rectangle,

the everted rims with gadrooning, separate closely fitting collars;

marked verso with a fleur-de-lys above an “I & I. W & C^o within a square”

Condition : Excellent surfaces without re-silvering or breaks; replaced inner lead dome to pedestal lining

*Sheffield Plate, Bertie Wyllie, p.67

10-5/8” High x 8-3/4” Wide Over Handles

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(Additional detail images upon request)

#6142

* Fine Pair of George III / IV Old Sheffield Plate Wine Coolers *

T & J Creswick, c1820

(in stock and awaiting photography)

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Pair George IV Old Sheffield Plate Crested Wine Coolers, England, c1833 / Mark : fleur-de-lys above an I & I. W & C^o within a square