A George I Bowl
A George I Bowl
By Thomas Mason
London, 1716
D. 14.5 cm. (5 ¾ in.), 321 gr. (10 oz. 6 dwt.)
Circular on a base, the sides decorated with undulating ribs and a crenellated rim, hallmarks on the base: town, guarantee, letter-date (A) and master silversmith; later French control mark (swan).
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