A very fine set of three George III Butter Shells made in London in 1807 by John Emes

A very fine set of three George III Butter Shells made in London in 1807 by John Emes
A very fine set of three George III Butter Shells made in London in 1807 by John Emes
A very fine set of three George III Butter Shells made in London in 1807 by John Emes
A very fine set of three George III Butter Shells made in London in 1807 by John Emes
A very fine set of three George III Butter Shells made in London in 1807 by John Emes

A very fine set of three George III Butter Shells made in London in 1807 by John Emes

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Category

British Silver 1760-1830

Reference

136817

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Each piece stands on three winkle feet and is finely modelled as a scallop shell with reeded carrying handle, engraved with a contemporary Crest. The dishes are of a good size, are in excellent condition and display crisp marks.

Dimensions:

Width 5 cm / 2 "
Depth 5 cm / 2 "
Year

1807

Country

London

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