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The Silver Collection of Dr Andrew J Rainey
LOT 665 - 751
Lot 665

A George III silver tureen and cover with liner
John Edward Terry, London 1816

18 – 19 April 2023, 10:00 BST
London, Knightsbridge

Sold for £4,462.50 inc. premium

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A George III silver tureen and cover with liner

John Edward Terry, London 1816
Oval bellied form, the overlapping gadroon rim with acanthus, shell and anthemion embellishments, either side with upswept scroll and leaf embellished handles, with part fluted lower body, engraved crest above, cover also crested with a griffin passant wings raised proper, the lift-off domed cover with a gadroon band fluted band, surmounted with leaf and shell handle on a lapet calyx, inside with a removable plain oval liner, the whole on a knopped stem and oval foot with fluted band, length handle to handle 45cm, weight 151.5oz.

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From The Silver Collection of Dr Andrew J Rainey

Potential owners of the crest are BAYLEY, BEVAN, CLIVE, EVELYN, FINCH, ROBERTSON, St LEGER, STEWART, TOWER, WENTWORTH.

The Silver Collection of Dr Andrew J Rainey
LOTS 665 - 751

Andrew Rainey's life-long passion for collecting silver began at the start of his medical career in Oxford. As a true epicure, his collecting was single minded: entertainment through eating.
He became a consultant histopathologist of increasing repute at The Royal Sussex Hospital in Brighton, and this success was matched by the increasing grandeur of picnic-luncheons and dinners. At these, each piece of Georgian and Regency silver was used exactly as originally intended, and tureen after tureen was purchased to serve ever more elaborate dishes and sauces.
Dr Rainey died in May 2022. It is hoped that these treasured items will impart the same sense of joie de vivre to their new owners.

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