A very rare George III Punch Ladle made in Edinburgh in 1812 by Mitchell & Russell

A very rare George III Punch Ladle made in Edinburgh in 1812 by Mitchell & Russell
A very rare George III Punch Ladle made in Edinburgh in 1812 by Mitchell & Russell
A very rare George III Punch Ladle made in Edinburgh in 1812 by Mitchell & Russell
A very rare George III Punch Ladle made in Edinburgh in 1812 by Mitchell & Russell

A very rare George III Punch Ladle made in Edinburgh in 1812 by Mitchell & Russell

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Scottish & Irish Silver

Reference

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The Punch Ladle has a deep circular bowl with slightly everted rim. This is also a most unusual example in that it possesses a tapering solid silver handle, cast in sections, which is decorated with reeded bands. The interior of the bowl displays a crisp full set of hallmarks.

Length: 15.5 inches

Year

1812

Country

edinburgh

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