A George III Sugar Sifter made in London in 1798 by Eley & Fearn

A George III Sugar Sifter made in London in 1798 by Eley & Fearn

A George III Sugar Sifter made in London in 1798 by Eley & Fearn

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Serving Pieces

Reference

120510

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The Sugar Sifter was made by William Eley & William Fearn and has a circular bowl pierced with roundels, crosses and an outer band of scroll work. The Old English Pattern stem is engraved with a contemporary script initial.



Length: 6.25 inches

Year

1798

Country

London

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