Lot 451 , A George II silver coffee pot, gross 19 oz.

A George II silver coffee pot, of tapering form, with engraved armorial and acanthus leaf capped spout, marks rubbed, London, 1746, 8in, maker's mark on base only for Peter Taylor, gross 19 oz.
Estimate £200-300

Threre are some issues with this pot. It appears that there may be an old repair to the finial. The lid is umarked. There are only three marks on the shoulder of the piece which are quite rubbed. (No maker's mark). The engraved armorial is quite tired. There are numerous tiny dings/dents to one side of the pot near the base and they appear to have occurred on the inside as the dents/dings are protruding outwards??


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Sold for £350