A NEOCLASSICAL TASTE SHEFFIELD PLATE HOT WATER URN, LATE 18TH CENTURY

A NEOCLASSICAL TASTE SHEFFIELD PLATE HOT WATER URN, LATE 18TH CENTURY, the lid with a reeded and foliate knob, with elongated handles joined to the vase shaped body with leaf form terminals, with beaded rim, the projecting tap with ivory handle, on a spreading foot with square plinth base, damages, 51cm high, together with a collection of mdern plate, to comprise four circular Indian plates with moulded rims, an oval dish with a gadrooned rim, a campana form urn, a large candlestick with a storm shade fitting, a Barker Ellis boat shaped dish, a waiter, a tall vase with reeded body, a cylindrical serving dish with lions mask handles on paw feet, a sauce boat, a goblet, a quaiche with pierced handle a lidded caddy with sloping lid, a tray, a matchbox cover, a shaped waiter on bun feet, three sauce ladles, a domed cover, a bellied bowl with reeded rim, a bowl with thistle decoration, a circular tray with floral rim, a plated cigerette box, a stag headed candle snuffer, a pair of nut crackers and some gold plated cutlery, to comprise two forks, a knife and spoon (qty)

Provenance: Property from a private collection of a distinguished American lady, Eaton Square, London.

Dimensions: 51ch high