An early George III Skewer made in London in 1762 by James Rudkins

An early George III Skewer made in London in 1762 by James Rudkins
An early George III Skewer made in London in 1762 by James Rudkins
An early George III Skewer made in London in 1762 by James Rudkins
An early George III Skewer made in London in 1762 by James Rudkins
An early George III Skewer made in London in 1762 by James Rudkins

An early George III Skewer made in London in 1762 by James Rudkins

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Serving Pieces

Reference

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The Skewer has a ring end with attractive raying shell where it is attached to the blade. The Skewer is very well marked and is engraved with a contemporary Crest.



Length: 10.8 inches

Year

1762

Country

London

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