An Exceptional Pair of Georgian Silver Entree Dishes by Paul Storr London 1826 Augustine Le Sage

An Exceptional Pair of Georgian Silver Entree Dishes by Paul Storr London 1826 Augustine Le Sageenquire A pair of George IV silver entree dishes or vegetable tureens of shaped circular form with molded gadrooned rims. The sides engraved with leopards head crest. The conforming high dome melon fluted covers engraved on two sides with contemporary armorials. The cast silver handles in the form of heraldic leopard heads. Marked for London 1826 by Paul Storr. Fully marked to each dish and cover and to the base of each finial. The nuts securing the

Height to top of handle: 12cm or 5 inches

He was one of the finest silversmiths and chasers of the nineteenth century

Basting spoon - London 1814/15 Paul Storr

5 cm to top of handles

Hallmarked for London 1774

5 inches or 65

All the pieces hallmarked for London

No damage or repair and only very minor signs of wear to the decoration

The whole standing on scroll feet with elegant floral decoration

Scott to both bases and sconces

Diameter:  11

Weight (all in):  845g or 29