A William IV silver coffee pot. Charles Reily & George Storer, Londo...
A William IV silver coffee pot.
Charles Reily & George Storer,
London, 1837.
The coffee pot with a floral finial to the hinged cover and a fluted spout, with a presentation inscription reading 'This Silver Coffee and Tea Service was Presented by the Families of the Rydderch and the David, of the Parish of Llansadwrn in the County of Carmarthen, to the Revd. Thomas Davies, Vicar of Llangadock and Llanddausant, to mark their sense of gratitude for his gratuitous services in tracing out and establishing their Pedigree, whereby they became entitled to considerable Property, as next of kin to the Revd. William Rydderch William, formerly Vicar of Waterbeach in the County of Cambridge. 2nd Sept. 1845', the handle with foliate decoration and ivory insulators, raised on four feet with scrolling foliate decoration, 27cm high, approx. weight 27.4ozt
Ivory exemption reference: Q3P1Z97P
A William IV silver coffee pot.
Charles Reily & George Storer,
London, 1837.
The coffee pot with a floral finial to the hinged cover and a fluted spout, with a presentation inscription reading 'This Silver Coffee and Tea Service was Presented by the Families of the Rydderch and the David, of the Parish of Llansadwrn in the County of Carmarthen, to the Revd. Thomas Davies, Vicar of Llangadock and Llanddausant, to mark their sense of gratitude for his gratuitous services in tracing out and establishing their Pedigree, whereby they became entitled to considerable Property, as next of kin to the Revd. William Rydderch William, formerly Vicar of Waterbeach in the County of Cambridge. 2nd Sept. 1845', the handle with foliate decoration and ivory insulators, raised on four feet with scrolling foliate decoration, 27cm high, approx. weight 27.4ozt
Ivory exemption reference: Q3P1Z97P
