The Joseph Neald centrepieces. A Magnificent pair of Silver-gilt comports.
The Joseph Neald centrepieces. A Magnificent pair of Silver-gilt comports.
Hallmarks For William Bateman, London 1838
Height 25 inches (64cm)
Weight 480 troy oz
Depicting Putti playfully picking grapes above a half-barel wine press. Each with a cut and engraved glass dish.
William Bateman, was famous as the last great silversmith of the legendary Bateman Dynasty and was recognised by the most prolific retailer and manufacturing silversmiths of the Late Georgian and William IV period Rundell, Bridge and Rundell who appointed Bateman as their work-master in the early 1830's. Bateman made the
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Hallmarks For William Bateman, London 1838
Height 25 inches (64cm)
Weight 480 troy oz
Depicting Putti playfully picking grapes above a half-barel wine press. Each with a cut and engraved glass dish.
William Bateman, was famous as the last great silversmith of the legendary Bateman Dynasty and was recognised by the most prolific retailer and manufacturing silversmiths of the Late Georgian and William IV period Rundell, Bridge and Rundell who appointed Bateman as their work-master in the early 1830's. Bateman made the
majority of the important silver for them in the following decade including services for King William IV.
The coats of arms attached to the bases of these centrepieces are For Joseph Neald mp. Neald was most famous as being the nephew and major beneficiary of the Founder of Rundell, Bridge and Rundell; Philip Rundell's estate.
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Weight 480 troy ozDepicting Putti playfully picking grapes above a half-barel wine press. Each with a cut and engraved glass dish.William Bateman, was famous as the last great silversmith of the legendary Bateman Dynasty and was recognised by the most prolific retailer and manufacturing silversmiths of the Late Georgian and William IV period Rundell, Bridge and Rundell who appointed Bateman as their work-master in the early 1830's. Bateman made the majority of the important silver for them in the following decade including services for King William IV.The coats of arms attached to the bases of these centrepieces are For Joseph Neald mp. Neald was most famous as being the nephew and major beneficiary of the Founder of Rundell, Bridge and Rundell; Philip Rundell's estate.){kind=link}