A rare matched set of three late 17th Century Casters Queen Anne Silver

A rare matched set of three late 17th Century Casters Queen Anne SilverThis beautiful collection is comprised of 3 late 17th century casters, a large central sugar caster flanked by 2 smaller casters for pepper and mustard or cayenne pepper. Casters originally came in sets like this, and surviving original sets are extremely rare. Individual caster details Caster 1 A very rare 17th century large silver sugar caster of lighthouse form. Rising up from a spreading knurled foot, the plain body with reeded band decoration.

Scrolled fruit wood handle with thumbpiece

His best known apprentice was Thomas Whipham

Weight - 77g or 2

Rotating cross-section arms and adjustable cast shell decorated dish holders and feet

Height: 18cm or 7 inches

A Very fine quality George III coffee pot of baluster form with swan neck spout

Complete with the original mahogany case with brass handles

Weight of Salver: 1261g

Hallmarked to the underside for London 1759 by William Tuite

Weight: 682g or 22 oz Troy or 24 oz (723g inc

Free 3rd October 1707

3 ozT or 155 oz