A pair of George III Sauce Ladles, Sumner & Crossley, London, 1777

A pair of George III Sauce Ladles, Sumner & Crossley, London, 1777
A pair of George III Sauce Ladles, Sumner & Crossley, London, 1777
A pair of George III Sauce Ladles, Sumner & Crossley, London, 1777

A pair of George III Sauce Ladles, Sumner & Crossley, London, 1777

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Serving Pieces

Reference

120492

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The Ladles were made by William Sumner and Richard Crossley and have shell bowls and Old English Pattern stems, decorated with an outer bright cut border. The top of the stem also displays the contemporary initial N.



Length: 7 inches

Year

1777

Country

London

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