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Salver

Date1773

Maker Richard Rugg or Robert Rew

OriginEngland, London

MediumSilver

DimensionsDiameter: 6 1/16"; Height: 1"

Credit LineGift of Mrs. Edna G. Tucker and Ms. Wendy S. Tucker in memory of Edward Bolton (Teddy) Tucker, M.B.E.

Object number2024-30

DescriptionSilver salver of undulating circular form with an applied rim composed of six gadrooned sections set above shaped sides which slope into a flat well. The components of the rim are cast, as are its three scrolled legs with pad feet.
InscribedEngraved with the Fowle family arms and crest. The arms are composed of a shield, enclosed within a floral wreath, bearing a lion passant between three roses, below a crest of an armored arm, holding a battle axe, and emanating from a coronet.
MarkingsLondon silver hallmarks for 1773, plus the maker's mark of "R R" in relief within a rectangle (not listed in Grimwade).
ProvenanceFowle Family