Lot Details
Description
A George II sterling silver tankard, William Dalton, Newcastle, 1747
Of gently tapering cylindrical form upon a spreading foot, the body with an applied central girdle, the double domed hinged lid raised by a scroll thumbpiece, with a moulded hinge section. The double C scroll handle unusually terminating in a large cast splayed scallop shell.
Sterling Silver with 5 Hallmarks:
- The Maker’s Mark: William Dalton
- The Lion Passant: The Mark that indicates Sterling Silver
- Shield with three castles: City of Newcastle
- The Date Letter: 1747
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Duty mark: Lion Head with Crown
Dimensions
HxLxD 7,68in x 6,89in x 3,94in
Weight
30,48oz
Provenience
Private Collection
Condition
Slight signs of age and superficial scratches. The five hallmarks are present on base of the body. The maker's mark is present on the handle.
Since we are not professional conservators or restorers, we urge you to consult with a restorer or conservator of your choice who will be better able to provide a detailed, professional report. Prospective buyers must understand that any statement made by Coradi Rare Finds is merely a subjective opinion.
