A George III Fruit Strainer made in London in 1813 by Emes & Barnard.

A George III Fruit Strainer made in London in 1813 by Emes & Barnard.
A George III Fruit Strainer made in London in 1813 by Emes & Barnard.

A George III Fruit Strainer made in London in 1813 by Emes & Barnard.

£1,150
Category

British Silver 1760-1830

Reference

153995

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The Strainer has a circular bowl with raised rim. The centre is pierced with entwined circular designs and roundels. The arched side handle is decorated with reeding and the side clip is engraved with a set of contemporary initials.

Dimensions:

Diameter 4 cm / 1 3⁄4"
Year

1813

Country

London

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