An Excellent Pair of Georgian Silver Entree or Serving Dishes London 1821 by Joseph Craddock and William Reid 1820

An Excellent Pair of Georgian Silver Entree or Serving Dishes London 1821 by Joseph Craddock and William Reid 1820enquire A very fine pair of early George IV silver entree dishes, of rectangular cushion form with gadrooned borders and ornate cast silver handles. Marked to lids, bases and handles for London 1821 by Joseph Craddock and William Reid. Both dishes are in superb original condition with no sign of any damage or repair. The handles twist off easily and are firm in their mountings. The lids fit well and they are of good robust gauge silver of wonderful

Of a very good gauge and has a wonderful colour and patina

It is firm in it's silver mountings

Width (handle to spout): 24 cm or 9 ½ inches

This is a wonderful salver in absolutely original condition with no damage or repair

Marked to the underside for London 1757 by John Cafe

5cm or 6”

The hinged lid with matching decoration and a gadrooned border

Both marked to the lower rim for Sheffield 1818 by John and Thomas Settle

Height: 6 1/2 inches or 16

The cast and applied rim of shaped foliate decoration

A good quality two handled silver tray of oval form

A very rare 17th century large silver sugar caster of lighthouse form