A GEORGE IV/WILLIAM IV SILVER-GILT EWER
MARK OF WILLIAM ELEY (II), LONDON, CIRCA 1830
Fluted ovoid form, the tendril-wrapped handle supported by two cast figures, one a fawn, Silenus mask with flowing beard below spout, relief vine leaves and grape clusters dependent from vines around the neck, vine leaves and tendrils around the pedestal foot, front engraved with monogram EC below an earl's coronet
12¾ in. high (32.5 cm.)
44 oz. (1386 gm.)
A GEORGE IV/WILLIAM IV SILVER-GILT EWER
MARK OF WILLIAM ELEY (II), LONDON, CIRCA 1830
Fluted ovoid form, the tendril-wrapped handle supported by two cast figures, one a fawn, Silenus mask with flowing beard below spout, relief vine leaves and grape clusters dependent from vines around the neck, vine leaves and tendrils around the pedestal foot, front engraved with monogram EC below an earl's coronet
12¾ in. high (32.5 cm.)
44 oz. (1386 gm.)
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