TWO GEORGE IV SILVER ENTREE DISHES AND COVERS ON SHEFFIELD PLATE WARMER STANDS

TWO GEORGE IV SILVER ENTREE DISHES AND COVERS ON SHEFFIELD PLATE WARMER STANDS MAKER'S MARK OF PAUL STORR, LONDON, 1820 AND ROBERT GARRARD, 1822, THE STANDS MAKER'S MARK OF T. & J. CRESWICK, SHEFFIELD, CIRCA 1822 Cushion-shaped, the gadrooned rims with acanthus and shell corner decoration, the domed covers with conforming decoration, the removable handles with a calyx of acanthus surmounting leaf-clad reeded scroll handles, the covers engraved with a coat-of-arms within a strapwork cartouche and, on the other side, with two crests, the dishes engraved with a crest; the stands on four scroll and acanthus feet with molded rims and upswept leaf-clad reeded handles, marked on dishes, covers handles, and stands--length over handles 13 1/8in. (33.2cm.) (weighable silver 139oz., 4328gr.) (6)