A GEORGE III SILVER TRAY
MARK OF CRISPIN FULLER, LONDON, 1813
Oval and with reeded rim and two applied reed and foliage handles, engraved with a coat-of-arms, marked on the back
28¾ in. (72.8 cm.) wide
129 oz. (4,016 gr.)
The arms are those of Warner, presumably for Daniel Lee-Warner (1752- 1835) of Walsingham Abbey, and Wormegay, Norfolk. He assumed the surname and arms of Lee-Warner in 1805. He married Margaret (d.1831), daughter and heiress of Nathaniel Howarth, of Wolfhurst Bank, Accrington in 1774.
A GEORGE III SILVER TRAY
MARK OF CRISPIN FULLER, LONDON, 1813
Oval and with reeded rim and two applied reed and foliage handles, engraved with a coat-of-arms, marked on the back
28¾ in. (72.8 cm.) wide
129 oz. (4,016 gr.)
The arms are those of Warner, presumably for Daniel Lee-Warner (1752- 1835) of Walsingham Abbey, and Wormegay, Norfolk. He assumed the surname and arms of Lee-Warner in 1805. He married Margaret (d.1831), daughter and heiress of Nathaniel Howarth, of Wolfhurst Bank, Accrington in 1774.
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