An Irish George II Silver Coffee Pot, Dublin 1732 Richard Rugg

An Irish George II Silver Coffee Pot, Dublin 1732 Richard Ruggenquire A rare George II Irish silver coffee pot with tapering sides, with a raised domed lid and compressed acorn finial. A tapering straight spout and wooden handle. Hallmarked for Dublin 1732 by either the Limerick silversmith John Robinson or the Dublin silversmith Thomas Boulton. Overall in very fine condition with some rubbing to the makers marks. John Robinson was a Limerick silversmith, it is recorded that they had some of the work produced

Silver Teapots

Mechanical dish crosses of this age are quite scarce as few have survived the usage over the years

Both stand straight

Of a very good weight due to their thick gauge

standing for Ernest Augustus Feideikommiss

sideboard dishes supplied to the Prince Regent

Combined Weight: 2118g

It sits true and the finial is upright

9 oz or 63

No erasures or repairs

The cast silver handles in the form of heraldic leopard heads

This is a beautifully decorated and impressive piece of early Georgian silver in exceptional