Georgian, George IV, Old Sheffield Plate Coffee Pot, circa 1820.

Georgian, George IV, Old Sheffield Plate Coffee Pot, circa 1820.Georgian, George IV, Old Sheffield Plate Coffee Pot, circa 1820. Of squat baluster form with a gadrooned rim and a domed cover with fluted finial and composition handle. The body is entirely plain with no inscriptions or chasing. One side features a rubbed in silver circle to allow a crest or monogram. Raised on a circular foot. The coffee pot does have an inner rim, so could be used as a biggin. In very good condition with wear around the gadrooned

An outer surround of smaller brilliant cut diamonds and diamond encrusted shoulders

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Issued 1988-2000

It has the date mark for 1931

It iis complete with brass fittings which include a skull crusher butt cap and brass trigger guard

Doulton Brambly Hedge Sea Story Tea Plate - Rigging the Boat from the series by Jill Barklem

Of shaped oval and lobed form with removable handles

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Lalique pedestal bowl "Thorns" … Coupe Epines

The lace can be cut and finished (rod pocket to the top and hemmed finish to the bottom) by a professional seamstress at an additional cost of only £4 per panel

The clasp opens and closes well

Rare and interesting