Paul Storr Georgian Silver Vegetable Dish
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Exceptional Neoclassical ornamentation distinguishes this silver vegetable dish by Paul Storr
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- This outstanding Georgian silver vegetable dish is the work of master Paul Storr
- A stunning example of the Neoclassical style, this dish boasts a rare charm and matchless grace
- The engraved crest and motto of the Clan Gordon, "Bydand," adorns the lid
- The dish's stand incorporates a warming burner
- Hallmarked London, 1821
- 10 ½" diameter x 9 ¾" high on stand
- 80.8 oz.
Item Details
- Height:
9 3/4 Inches - Diameter:
10 1/2 Inches - Period:
18th Century - Origin:
England/Ireland
This impeccable vegetable dish by renowned silversmith Paul Storrs stands as a stunning example of the finest Georgian silver. This exceptional piece epitomizes the Neoclassical style that characterized the Georgian period, with gadrooned bands gracing the lid and handle, acanthus adorning the legs of the stand and lion's paw feet upholding the dish. A well-figured burner set within the stand keeps the meal inside from growing cold.
Without question, Paul Storr is among history's finest smiths, and he is known for perfecting the works, styles and designs of the Regency period. His work has always been in great demand, and he received commissions from royalty and the eminent figures of his day. His legacy is a remarkable body of work with far-reaching influences. From his Neo-classical masterpieces to his exuberant, ornate vessels, Storr achieved a level of craftsmanship and quality that has seldom been seen since. His talent and vision were not only reserved for his more prestigious pieces. Every example of Storr's work was given the same attention to quality and detail. Today, his works are highly regarded and collected by museums and silver connoisseurs around the world.
The engraved crest and motto of the Clan Gordon, "Bydand," adorns the lid.
Hallmarked London, 1821
10 ½" diameter x 9 ¾" high on stand
80.8 oz.
Without question, Paul Storr is among history's finest smiths, and he is known for perfecting the works, styles and designs of the Regency period. His work has always been in great demand, and he received commissions from royalty and the eminent figures of his day. His legacy is a remarkable body of work with far-reaching influences. From his Neo-classical masterpieces to his exuberant, ornate vessels, Storr achieved a level of craftsmanship and quality that has seldom been seen since. His talent and vision were not only reserved for his more prestigious pieces. Every example of Storr's work was given the same attention to quality and detail. Today, his works are highly regarded and collected by museums and silver connoisseurs around the world.
The engraved crest and motto of the Clan Gordon, "Bydand," adorns the lid.
Hallmarked London, 1821
10 ½" diameter x 9 ¾" high on stand
80.8 oz.
