Wrought and chased sterling silver
England, 1815
Silversmith Paul Storr (1771-1844), London
Maker’s mark ‘PS’, sterling standard, London city mark, duty mark (1820-1833) , date letter ‘U’ (1815) and the number 633 on the underside
Flattened, bulbous body with gadrooned ribbing and egg frieze
Two ear handles with sculptured floral decoration
Overall height, with handle: 8.5 cm; upper diameter: 10.3 cm
Overall weight: approx. 367 grams
Good condition
Excellent work of one of the best and most famous masters of his time: Paul Storr

The present George III silver bowl was manufactured ??in 1815 by Paul Storr in London. The bowl features a flattened, bulbous body with gadrooned ribbing décor, egg frieze and two ears handles with sculptured floral decoration. Along the center of the bowl runs a profiled ribbon. The inside shows a fire-gilding.

The bowl is hallmarked with the maker's mark ‘PS’, sterling standard mark, the London city mark, the duty mark, the date letter ‘U’ (1815) and the number 633 on the underside. It is in very good condition, showing light scratches from use to the underside. The overall height, with handles, is 8.5 cm, and the upper diameter is 10.3 cm. The total weight is about 367 grams. (cko)

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