A fine pair of George III Old Sheffield Wine Coolers made circa 1820.

A fine pair of George III Old Sheffield Wine Coolers made circa 1820.

A fine pair of George III Old Sheffield Wine Coolers made circa 1820.

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Category

British Silver 1760-1830

Reference

108375

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The Wine Coolers stand on a stepped pedestal foot and the main body is campana shaped in form. The side handles are decorated with shells, reeding and feather motifs. The handles are attached to the main body with acanthus leaf mouldings. The everted rim is decorated with unusual stylised foliate motifs and the plain collar and interior can be completely removed for cleaning. Both pieces are in excellent condition and would make a statement in the dining room. The front of each cooler is engraved with a contemporary Crest.

Dimensions:

Height 9 cm / 3 "
Width 9 cm / 3 "
Year

1820

Country

English

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