A Pair of William IV Silver Entree or Serving Dishes Birmingham 1836 Silversmith_William Pitts

A Pair of William IV Silver Entree or Serving Dishes Birmingham 1836 Silversmith_William Pittsenquire A very good quality pair of William IV silver serving dishes of lobed oval form. Decorated to the top and rims with shell and wave patterns. The twist off handles with oak leaf and acorn decoration. Both marked for Birmingham 1836 by Samuel Keeley. Both handles also marked to the underside. Each dish is numbered 1 and 2. These are large size dishes of good robust gauge silver with no signs of damage or repairs. The handles are a good tight fit

A very good quality George III oval silver tray with twin  handles and gadrooned edges

1815 (U) 1816 (a) 1817 (b) & 1820 (e)

A very good quality pair of William IV silver serving dishes of lobed oval form

Rising from the center of the arms is a further inverted pear-shaped shaped column to a drip pan

The silver collection went with the exiled Kings to Vienna in 1866

Bridge & Rundell for all their best clients

All by George Adams

cutlers to Her Majesty or A & N C S L

Length: 37cm or 14

Turned fruitwood bases with the central silver button engraved with the crest of a dragon wielding a sword emerging from a tower

Fern & Chawner as supplied to Rundell

wheat sheaves and grapes surrounding four putti collecting the harvest