A George II Irish silver salver, by Michael Fowler, Dublin 1754,
A George II Irish silver salver
by Michael Fowler, Dublin 1754
Shaped-circular form with a moulded and applied border of shell and scroll motifs, raised on four scroll feet embellished with acanthus leaves, the centre flat chased with an outer band of trailing foliage and panels of hatching, later engraved with presentation inscription "Joseph Booth Esqr in token of my Esteem Edward Tisdall 30th March 1821", reverse engraved "39.10", diameter 35.3cm, weight 38.62oz.
Sold for £875 inc. premium

Footnotes

  • The lion passant crest is for BOOTH, created Baronets of Lissadill, co. Sligo in 1760.

Category: Decorative Arts / Silver


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