A MATCHED GEORGE III SUITE OF FOUR SILVER AND CUT-GLASS COMPORT DISHES IN TWO SIZES
THE LARGEST AND A PAIR OF THE SMALLER DISHES MARK OF I.P IN OVAL PUNCH (GRIMWADE 3670), LONDON, 1804, THE REMAINING SMALLER DISH MARK POSSIBLY OF WILLIAM PITTS, LONDON, 1799
The openwork oval frames on leafy claw supports, the rims with continuous band of arches, each with a deep cut-glass liner with star-cut base and hobnail frieze
Largest 11 in. high (28 cm.), 11.1/8 in. wide (28.7 cm.)
62 oz. (1922 gm.)
A MATCHED GEORGE III SUITE OF FOUR SILVER AND CUT-GLASS COMPORT DISHES IN TWO SIZES
THE LARGEST AND A PAIR OF THE SMALLER DISHES MARK OF I.P IN OVAL PUNCH (GRIMWADE 3670), LONDON, 1804, THE REMAINING SMALLER DISH MARK POSSIBLY OF WILLIAM PITTS, LONDON, 1799
The openwork oval frames on leafy claw supports, the rims with continuous band of arches, each with a deep cut-glass liner with star-cut base and hobnail frieze
Largest 11 in. high (28 cm.), 11.1/8 in. wide (28.7 cm.)
62 oz. (1922 gm.)
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