A GEORGE II SILVER SALVER
MARK OF ROBERT ABERCROMBY, LONDON, 1737
Shaped circular with pie-crust border, engraved with a coat-of-arms and flanked by putti within an elaborate engraved cartouche, incorporating two putti, one holding a bow and arrow, the other a flaming torch, emblematic of love, on four short shell-cast feet, the back engraved with an inscription and a coat of arms, marked underneath
19 5/8 in. (50 cm.) diameter
112 oz 6 dwt. (3,493 gr.)
The arms are those of Lee quartering Warney, Whetenham and Howe impaline Milles, for Henry Lee Warner (1688-1760), of Walsingham Abbey, Norfolk and his wife Mary, daughter of Samuel Milles M.P. of Nackington, whom he married in 1721,
The inscription reads 'This w.th a Coffee Pott left me as a Legacy by/ Mr. Serjant Baynes ob.26 Feb. 1736 at. 59'.
A GEORGE II SILVER SALVER
MARK OF ROBERT ABERCROMBY, LONDON, 1737
Shaped circular with pie-crust border, engraved with a coat-of-arms and flanked by putti within an elaborate engraved cartouche, incorporating two putti, one holding a bow and arrow, the other a flaming torch, emblematic of love, on four short shell-cast feet, the back engraved with an inscription and a coat of arms, marked underneath
19 5/8 in. (50 cm.) diameter
112 oz 6 dwt. (3,493 gr.)
The arms are those of Lee quartering Warney, Whetenham and Howe impaline Milles, for Henry Lee Warner (1688-1760), of Walsingham Abbey, Norfolk and his wife Mary, daughter of Samuel Milles M.P. of Nackington, whom he married in 1721,
The inscription reads 'This w.th a Coffee Pott left me as a Legacy by/ Mr. Serjant Baynes ob.26 Feb. 1736 at. 59'.