A Large Pair of George III Silver Wine Coasters, Sheffield 1819 by T & J Settle Category_Entree Dish

A Large Pair of George III Silver Wine Coasters, Sheffield 1819 by T & J Settle Category_Entree DishA very fine large pair of George III silver wine coasters, of circular form with half fluted shaped sides rising to a gadrooned rim. Turned wooden bases inset with a silver button engraved with a crest. The bases are lined with baize underneath. Hallmarked for Sheffield 1819 by Thomas & John Settle. Overall the condition is very good with no dents, erasures or repairs. These coasters are of a good size and thick gauge. Height: 4. 5 cm or 2 Diameter:

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lid and handle are marked with 2

Weight: 101g or 3

The top of the handle is decorated with a leaf form cartouche within which is the crest of a Phoenix arising from a crown

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The whole standing on the three curved and spiral gadrooned feet