A fine George III Decanter Stand or small Salver made in London in 1771 by Richard Rugg.

A fine George III Decanter Stand or small Salver made in London in 1771 by Richard Rugg.
A fine George III Decanter Stand or small Salver made in London in 1771 by Richard Rugg.
A fine George III Decanter Stand or small Salver made in London in 1771 by Richard Rugg.
A fine George III Decanter Stand or small Salver made in London in 1771 by Richard Rugg.
A fine George III Decanter Stand or small Salver made in London in 1771 by Richard Rugg.
A fine George III Decanter Stand or small Salver made in London in 1771 by Richard Rugg.

A fine George III Decanter Stand or small Salver made in London in 1771 by Richard Rugg.

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British Silver 1760-1830

Reference

209658

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The Stand has three cast claw and ball feet and a raised border decorated with gadrooning, Rococo shells and tear drop motifs. The centre is engraved with a set of contemporary script initials. This piece is of an unusual size, ideal to stand a decanter or bottle on, and is in excellent condition.



Diameter: 5.25 inches, 13.13cm.

Weight: 7oz.

Year

1771

Country

London

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