A set of twelve George III silver dinner plates, Paul Storr of Storr & Co., for Rundell, Bridge & Rundell, London, 1812

Auction Closed

October 14, 11:42 AM GMT

Estimate

25,000 - 35,000 EUR

Lot Details

Description

A set of twelve George III silver di🌌nner plates, Paul Storr of Storr & Co., for Rundell, Bridge & Rundell, London, 1812

shaped-circular form, with gadroon borders punctuated with shells and scrolling acanthus, engraved with the arms of the 1st Earl of Onslow, stamped to the undersides 465

diameter 10 7⁄16 in.; weight 293 1⁄2 oz.; 26,5 cm🔯; 9141 g.

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Ensemble de douze assiettes en argent du service Onslow par Paul Storr, Londres, 18🍷12

les bords godronnés ornés de coquilles et d'acanthes, gravés des armes du 1er comte d'Onslow, estampées sous la base 465

diameter 10 7⁄16 in.; weight 293 1⁄2 oz.; 26,5 cm;⭕ 9141 g.

Presumably 🐓commissioned by𝓀 George Onslow, 1st Earl of Onslow (1731(?) - 1814)

David Orgell, Beverly Hills, California

Christie's, New York, 21 May 2013, lot 128 (part)

Koopman Rare Art, London, 2016

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Probablement commandé par George Onslow, 1er comte d'O♍nslow (1731( ?) - 1814)

David Orgell, Beverly Hills, California

Christie's, New York, 21 May 2013, lot 128 (part)

Koopman Rare Art, Londres, 2016

George Onslow was born to Arthur Onslow and Anne Bridges in West Clandon, Surrey. He made his career in politics first by representing Rye in the House of Commons from 1754 to 1761 and Surrey from 1761 to 1774. Onslow also held titles in succession of Lord of the Treasury, Comptroller of the Household and Treasurer of the Household. As a favoured courtier of George III, he was advanced from 4th Baron Onslow to 1st Earl of Onslow and created Viscount Cranley in 1801. The Onslow family seat, Clandon Park, Surrey, is a majestic Palladian manor now in the care of the National Trust.