A GEORGE I SILVER SALVER AND STRAINER, JOHN CORPORON AND JOHN ALBRIGHT, LONDON, 1717 AND 1719

Property from a New York Private Collection
A GEORGE I SILVER SALVER AND STRAINER, JOHN CORPORON AND JOHN ALBRIGHT, LONDON, 1717 AND 1719

the salver engraved with accolé arms, marked on base and engraved John Corporan; the strainer with openwork strapwork handles, fully marked inside bowl and with city mark only below each handle
15 oz 5 dwt
479 g
diameter of salver 8 in.
20.3 cm

Condition Report:
The salver with engraving softened, otherwise good and a nice, heavy weight. The strainer with a small casting flaw to one handle, but otherwise good.

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