A George II Silver Coffee Pot, Ayme Videau, London 1751 Neo-Classical

A George II Silver Coffee Pot, Ayme Videau, London 1751 Neo-Classicalenquire A George II Silver Coffee Pot, by Ayme Videau, London 1751, the tapering body profusely embossed and chased with a playful chinoiserie design reflecting the interest from the period featuring scrolls, foliage and exotic flowers, amongst which are hidden two Chinese figures and birds of paradise. 2 cartouches to the sides, one is vacant and the other elegantly initialled. Original spacers and scrolling silver handle, all standing on a circular

A good quality pair of George III silver ladles in old English pattern

Diameter of Salver: 36

undamaged condition with only very minor wear to the high points and the armorials

The central plate without engraving

then by descent to his nephew

which he retained until his death

The fluted columns rising above a rope decorated circular knop to a square knop with matching decoration

These candlesticks are in exceptional condition with very fine detail to the engraving

Hallmarked for London 1766 by Herbert & Co

first at Gottingen university then in the Hanoverian army

Weight: 1427g or 50

The Table and dessert knives