A Pair of Victorian Silver Entree or Serving Dishes London 1855 by Edward and John Barnard Comport

A Pair of Victorian Silver Entree or Serving Dishes London 1855 by Edward and John Barnard Comportenquire A very good quality pair of Victorian silver entree dishes of shaped oval form. The borders cast with scallops and scrolling foliage. The twist off cast silver handles with serpentine foliate decoration and fruit and foliate bases. Each dish marked for London 1855 by Edward and John Barnard. Each handle also marked the same. Each dish and handle is numbered 3 and 4. Superb and very attractive, these dishes are in completely original condition

Duke of Cumberland's collection

Weight of bowl: 2787g or 98

These candlesticks are in superb condition

The glass bowl is of the very finest quality

One side engraved with an armorial depicting bears and gryphons within a floral decorated shield beneath a crown

one of the most outstanding examples we have ever handled

Complete with the original mahogany case with brass handles

Length - 28cm or 11" (loaded handles)

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

No signs of damage or repair to either piece and of excellent colour and patina

carver & serving fork are hallmarked for Sheffield 1860 by Harrison Bros & Howson

The bases are lined with baize underneath