A rare pair of George IV cast Grape Shears made in Dublin in 1829 by James Jones.

A rare pair of George IV cast Grape Shears made in Dublin in 1829 by James Jones.
A rare pair of George IV cast Grape Shears made in Dublin in 1829 by James Jones.
A rare pair of George IV cast Grape Shears made in Dublin in 1829 by James Jones.

A rare pair of George IV cast Grape Shears made in Dublin in 1829 by James Jones.

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Scottish & Irish Silver

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135326

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The Scissors are cast and the arms are decorated with naturalistic designs including vines and grapes. The central boss is modelled as a Tudor Rose and the reverse is engraved with a contemporary Crest.

Length: 7.5 inches

Year

2939

Country

Dublin

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