M. FORD CREECH ANTIQUES
& FINE ARTS
GEORGE III SILVER SALVER
John Mewburn, London 1810
Of heavy gauge silver, the round salver with a plain field centering the arms and motto of Curtis*,
(Gradatim Vimcimus - We Conquer Step by Step), the rim with cast shells and scrolls
alternating with gadrooning, raised on three scrolling and gadrooned feet; excellent marks
Condition : Excellent with expected light surface scratches; the feet with no repairs or reinforcement
*The arms are those of Charles Berwick CURTIS, the third son of Sir William Curtis (Member of Parliament
for the City of London, 1790-1818, and Lord Mayor of London, 1794-95). Charles Curtis was born in 1795 and
married (1822) Henrietta, 2nd daughter of the Reverend J. Battridge Pearson of Croxall, Derbyshire.
10” Diameter / 20.7 oz
SOLD
#6235
Heraldry Courtesy of John Tunesi of Liongam
Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
For additional salvers :
Edwards & Edwards, double crested |
Peaston, Arms of Custance |
Richard Rugg |
Carter, arms Low Countries |
George II Scottish Silver Salver, Dempster |
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George III Silver Salver, John Mewburn, London, 1810, arms of Curtis, heavy gauge silver |