Robert Garrard II
(1793 - 1881)
A William IV Silver Gilt Ewer
London, 1833
Maker’s mark of Robert Garrard II and post 1838 French Import Stamp
Length: 47.9cm, 18.8in
Weight: 3823g, 134oz 85dw
£23,000
Of baluster shape with helmet mouth, foliate decoration around the rim and handle and raised foot with scrolled rim. The body with engraved Rococo revival decoration and horses’ profiles in high relief. Inscribed: “Holderness Hunt Races / 1834 / Rt. Hon.ble Viscount Middleton / A. Bosville Esqr / M. C. Maxwell Esqr / Stewards”.
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