A GEORGE III SILVER-GILT WARWICK-VASE WINE-COOLER, COLLAR AND LINER ON GEORGE IV GILT-PLATED STAND THE WINE-COOLER, COLLAR AND LINER WITH MARK OF PAUL STORR LONDON, 1814, RETAILED BY RUNDELL, BRIDGE AND RUNDELL, THE STAND RETAILED BY STORR AND MORTIMER, CIRCA 1830 Of typical form and on square plinth base, with bifurcated branch handles and egg and dart border, the base engraved with an inscription and a coat-of-arms, the collar and liner each engraved with a crest, marked under foot, on liner and collar, the foot further stamped 'Rundell, Bridge et Rundell Aurifices Regis et Principis Walliæ Regentis Britannias', the liner and collar further stamped '208'' , the stand square and with foliage cast lower border and egg and dart upper border, engraved on two side with a coat-of-arms, the other two sides applied with a laurel wreath, the base stamped 'Storr & Mortimer' 17 ¾ in. (45 cm.) high the wine-cooler, collar and liner 206 oz. 4 dwt. (6,414 gr.) The inscription reads 'Presented by the Officers of the 7th (Queens Own) Hussars To Col. Edward Kerrison in Token of the Respect excited by his Conduct at the Battle of Orthes 27th Feb'y 1814 & as a mark of the Regard & Esteem they feel towards him August 1814 '. The arms on the wine-cooler, collar and liner are those of Kerrison quartering others and impaling Ellice, for Colonel Edward Kerrison (1776-1853) and his wife Mary Martha (1793-1860), daughter of Alexander Ellica, whom he married in 1813 The arms on the stand are those of Kerrison quartering others for Col Sir Edward Kerrison 1st Bt. (1776-1853), following his creation as a baronet in 1821. Provenance Presented by the Officers of the 7th, Queens Own, Hussars to Colonel Edward Kerrison, later Sir Edward Kerrison 1st Bt. (1776-1853), of Oakley Park and Brome Hall, Suffolk, by descent to his son Sir Edward Clarence Kerrison 2nd and last Bt. (1821-1888), by inheritance to his sister, Agnes Burrell Kerrison (1831-1918), the vase recorded at Brome Hall in 1911, she married William Bateman-Hanbury, 2nd Baron Bateman of Shobdon (1826-1901) in in 1854. Anonymous sale, Woolley and Wallis, Salisbury, 31 October 2007, lot 1395.
A GEORGE III SILVER-GILT WARWICK-VASE WINE-COOLER, COLLAR AND LINER ON GEORGE IV GILT-PLATED STAND THE WINE-COOLER, COLLAR AND LINER WITH MARK OF PAUL STORR LONDON, 1814, RETAILED BY RUNDELL, BRIDGE AND RUNDELL, THE STAND RETAILED BY STORR AND MORTIMER, CIRCA 1830 Of typical form and on square plinth base, with bifurcated branch handles and egg and dart border, the base engraved with an inscription and a coat-of-arms, the collar and liner each engraved with a crest, marked under foot, on liner and collar, the foot further stamped 'Rundell, Bridge et Rundell Aurifices Regis et Principis Walliæ Regentis Britannias', the liner and collar further stamped '208'' , the stand square and with foliage cast lower border and egg and dart upper border, engraved on two side with a coat-of-arms, the other two sides applied with a laurel wreath, the base stamped 'Storr & Mortimer' 17 ¾ in. (45 cm.) high the wine-cooler, collar and liner 206 oz. 4 dwt. (6,414 gr.) The inscription reads 'Presented by the Officers of the 7th (Queens Own) Hussars To Col. Edward Kerrison in Token of the Respect excited by his Conduct at the Battle of Orthes 27th Feb'y 1814 & as a mark of the Regard & Esteem they feel towards him August 1814 '. The arms on the wine-cooler, collar and liner are those of Kerrison quartering others and impaling Ellice, for Colonel Edward Kerrison (1776-1853) and his wife Mary Martha (1793-1860), daughter of Alexander Ellica, whom he married in 1813 The arms on the stand are those of Kerrison quartering others for Col Sir Edward Kerrison 1st Bt. (1776-1853), following his creation as a baronet in 1821. Provenance Presented by the Officers of the 7th, Queens Own, Hussars to Colonel Edward Kerrison, later Sir Edward Kerrison 1st Bt. (1776-1853), of Oakley Park and Brome Hall, Suffolk, by descent to his son Sir Edward Clarence Kerrison 2nd and last Bt. (1821-1888), by inheritance to his sister, Agnes Burrell Kerrison (1831-1918), the vase recorded at Brome Hall in 1911, she married William Bateman-Hanbury, 2nd Baron Bateman of Shobdon (1826-1901) in in 1854. Anonymous sale, Woolley and Wallis, Salisbury, 31 October 2007, lot 1395.
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