A very rare early George III Table/Serving Bowl made in London in 1762 by William Grundy.

A very rare early George III Table/Serving Bowl made in London in 1762 by William Grundy.
A very rare early George III Table/Serving Bowl made in London in 1762 by William Grundy.
A very rare early George III Table/Serving Bowl made in London in 1762 by William Grundy.
A very rare early George III Table/Serving Bowl made in London in 1762 by William Grundy.
A very rare early George III Table/Serving Bowl made in London in 1762 by William Grundy.

A very rare early George III Table/Serving Bowl made in London in 1762 by William Grundy.

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Category

British Silver 1760-1830

Reference

192840

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This piece has a deep bowl which rises to a plain circular rim which is decorated with gadrooning. The rim is also engraved with a contemporary Crest and is very well marked.



Height: 2 inches, 5cm.

Diameter: 13 inches, 32.5 cm

Weight: 40oz

Year

1762

Country

London

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