William IV Antique Silver Soup Tureen, London 1836.

Object Description

A superb antique silver tureen with matching domed cover. Excellent workmanship. Large and impressive; excellent size for serving soup, casseroles and vegetables. The oval bellied shape is applied with stunning cast silver handles, shaped scroll feet, and deep relief flower and foliate ornament. Heavy gauge silver.

Weight 3,941g, 126.7 troy oz.
Spread across handles 42cm. Height 28.5cm.
London 1836.
Maker Charles Reily and George Wimbush.
Sterling silver.

Marks. Stamped with a full set of English silver hallmarks underneath the body; under the lid with maker, lion, date letter and duty mark.

Maker: Charles Reily & George Storer

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Antique Silver Tureens with side carrying handles were introduced during the reign of George II. The lid /cover helped to keep the contents warm. They are generally oval shaped, although they can be round or rectangular. Some have detachable liners and/or matching stands.

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