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Lot 79

Two George III silver-gilt tankards
William Elliott, London 1815 / 1816 (2)

18 December 2020, 14:00 GMT
London, New Bond Street

Sold for £19,000 inc. premium

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Two George III silver-gilt tankards

William Elliott, London 1815 / 1816
The lid with embossed putti, the sides applied with further bacchic putti and goats, one tankard with putti around a wine cistern the other a barrel, skirted foot, underside of bases with engravings of the White Tower at the Tower of London and the motto 'Je N'aublirai Jamais', height 20.5cm, weight 109.5oz. (2)

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Provenance
A private UK collection.

While the engravings of the White Tower on the bases are not taken from a coat-of-arms, the motto is exclusively used by the Hervey family (Marquis of Bristol). Frederick William Hervey (1769-1859) was created Marquis in 1826 and would have been, in 1815, the 5th Earl of Bristol.

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