A fine George III Wine Funnel made in London in 1787 by John Carter II.

A fine George III Wine Funnel made in London in 1787 by John Carter II.

A fine George III Wine Funnel made in London in 1787 by John Carter II.

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Category

British Silver 1760-1830

Reference

153992

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The Funnel has a circular domed bowl which is beautifully pierced with a flower head design. This example is of an unusual design, as the spout section has an unusual circular section, with long neck, where it is attached to the bowl. The Funnel is decorated with reeded bands, is in quite excellent condition and is very well marked. This example has a shaped side clip and also its original interior muslin ring.

Dimensions:

Height 5 cm / 2 "
Diameter 3 cm / 1 "
Year

1787

Country

London

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