SILVER. Pair of William Ker Reid English Silver
Entree Dishes. On Old Sheffield silverplate footed warming stands. London, William Ker Reid, 1833, duty mark of King George IV (1822-1833). With familial crest to lids, "Quad Adest" Total approx. weight of silver is 104.70 troy oz (gross) excluding warming stands and plates. From an E 72nd St, Manhattan estate. Dimensions: lidded entree dishes on stands measure approx. 11" in diameter x 9.5" h overall.
Condition Report: Good, with light surface scratches and minor dings/dents. With familial crests to the entree dish and lid.
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Entree Dishes. On Old Sheffield silverplate footed warming stands. London, William Ker Reid, 1833, duty mark of King George IV (1822-1833). With familial crest to lids, "Quad Adest" Total approx. weight of silver is 104.70 troy oz (gross) excluding warming stands and plates. From an E 72nd St, Manhattan estate. Dimensions: lidded entree dishes on stands measure approx. 11" in diameter x 9.5" h overall.
Condition Report: Good, with light surface scratches and minor dings/dents. With familial crests to the entree dish and lid.
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