A pair of George II silver sugar nips, possibly John Gorham or Jeffrey Griffith, London, the first quarter of the eighteenth century
Silver, Furniture and Ceramics
LOT 79
A pair of George II silver sugar nips, possibly John Gorham or Jeffrey Griffith, London, the first quarter of the eighteenth century
Lot Estimate Change Currency
ZAR 2 000 - 3 000
About this Item
A pair of George II silver sugar nips, possibly John Gorham or Jeffrey Griffith, London, the first quarter of the eighteenth century
engraved with the initials M*K, minor dents, 12,8cm long, 35g all in; and another, maker's initials T W, London, 18th century, later engraved with the initials GW, minor dents, 11,3cm long, 25g all in
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Provenance
The pair with initials M*K purchased December 1979 from SJ Shrubsole.
The pair with initials GW purchased 22 March 1980 from Hans Niehaus.
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