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Georgian, George III period, Old Sheffield Plate serving tray from the Bull & Mouth Coaching Inn, City of London, circa 1790 - 1810. Tableware unfinished remnant

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unfinished remnant

Royal Doulton Brambly Hedge Seasons Trinket Box - Summer

There is a monogram of I R to the underside of each salt

Thomas Watson was an active silversmith from 1793 until 1845

Georgian, George III period, Old Sheffield Plate serving tray from the Bull & Mouth Coaching Inn, City of London, circa 1790 - 1810. Tableware unfinished remnantGeorgian, George III period, Old Sheffield Plate serving tray from the Bull & Mouth Coaching Inn. The tray dates to around 1790 1810. Features twin, acanthus capped, gadrooned handles and a gadrooned border. There is a faded armorial to the centre and the tray has rolled over silver edges. On the reverse is written "Bull & Mouth", which almost certainly relates to the famous coaching inn located on St Martin Le Grand in the City of London. It was

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