A Georgian Silver Coffee Pot London 1763, by Whipham & Wright Solid Silver

A Georgian Silver Coffee Pot London 1763, by Whipham & Wright Solid Silverenquire A George III silver coffee pot of plain baluster form with swan neck spout with cast anthemion design. The domed lid with flame finial. One side engraved with an armorial depicting bears and gryphons within a floral decorated shield beneath a crown. Original double C scroll fruit wood handle. The whole standing on a stepped circular foot. Marked for London 1763 by Thomas Whipham and Charles Wright. The lid marked with the lion passant. A very

Diameter: 15

prolific and renowned family of Silversmith’s

Both marked to the underside for London 1752 by David Bell and Richard Mills

The central plate engraved with floral and foliate arabesques

with a large rocaille cartouche with engraved initials to the other side and flower swags below the rim

All the pieces are in superb condition with no wear and excellent appearance

allowing the pair to be used as a three-light or a four-light combination

This is an exceptionally fine early Georgian salver in absolutely original condition of superb colour and patina

Total Weight: 2698g or 95 oz or 86

Width( handle to spout: 22cm or 8 ¾ inches

Weight: 458g or 16

1 Carver length: 30cm or 12”