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Antique George III Sterling Silver Biscuit Box (1814)
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Antique George III Sterling Silver Biscuit Box (1814)

19th century
For Sale by AC Silver
Description

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique George III sterling silver biscuit box; an addition to the Georgian silverware collection.

This exceptional, fine and impressive antique George III sterling silver biscuit box has an oval shaped form.

The body of the antique silver biscuit box is embellished with chased fluted decoration to the lower portion.

The flared upper rim is encompassed with an applied gadroon decoration accented with leaf decoration.

This antique box retains the original hallmarked push fit cover ornamented with further fluted decoration and surmounted with the original silver topped, painted finial.

The box surmounts the original hallmarked base, with a raised well to the centre and encompassed with further applied decoration, reflecting that of the box.

By virtue of its size this versatile Georgian biscuit box could be used for a multitude of functions.

Such examples with the fine feature of the original tray base are uncommon; this box is the finest of its type you could hope to acquire.

This Georgian biscuit box in sterling silver is a distinguished gift for weddings, anniversaries - especially the 25th - milestone birthdays, retirements or housewarmings; combining elegance with timeless craftsmanship.

Condition

This antique biscuit box is a superior gauge of silver, exceptional quality and in exceptional condition.

Full hallmarks struck to the underside of the body and plate, in addition to part hallmarks to the interior of the cover are all very clear; the hallmarks are struck deeply due to the superior gauge of silver.

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this piece of antique Georgian silverware.

Dimensions

Height 13.8cm/5.43'

Length of box 17.8cm/7.01'

Width of box 15.4cm/6.06'

Length of base 22cm/8.66'

Width of base 18.5cm/7.28'

Weight

30.4 troy ounces/944.6g

Maker: Samuel Hennell & John Terry

Date: 1814

Origin: London, England

A video is available upon request

Physical Dimensions
Height
13.8cm (5.43")
Width
15.4cm (6.06")
Depth
17.8cm (7.01")
Declaration

AC Silver has dated this George III Silver Biscuit Box to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1172855
Dealers Internal Reference
C9327
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Description
An exceptional, fine and impressive antique George III sterling silver biscuit box; an addition to the Georgian silverware collection.
This exceptional, fine and impressive antique George III sterling silver biscuit box has an oval shaped form.
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fig 1. A round sterling silver George III biscuit box featuring a fluted lower body, gadrooned rim with shell motifs, fitted lid with an ebonised finial, resting on a matching silver tray base.
fig 1. Antique George III Sterling Silver Biscuit Box (1814)

The body of the antique silver biscuit box is embellished with chased fluted decoration to the lower portion.

The flared upper rim is encompassed with an applied gadroon decoration accented with leaf decoration.

fig 2. A round sterling silver George III biscuit box featuring a fluted lower body, gadrooned rim with shell motifs, fitted lid with an ebonised finial, resting on a matching silver tray base.
fig 2. Antique George III Sterling Silver Biscuit Box (1814)

This antique box retains the original hallmarked push fit cover ornamented with further fluted decoration and surmounted with the original silver topped, painted finial.

The box surmounts the original hallmarked base, with a raised well to the centre and encompassed with further applied decoration, reflecting that of the box.

fig 3. A round sterling silver George III biscuit box featuring a fluted lower body, gadrooned rim with shell motifs, fitted lid with an ebonised finial, resting on a matching silver tray base.
fig 3. Antique George III Sterling Silver Biscuit Box (1814)

By virtue of its size this versatile Georgian biscuit box could be used for a multitude of functions.

Such examples with the fine feature of the original tray base are uncommon; this box is the finest of its type you could hope to acquire.

fig 4. A round sterling silver George III biscuit box featuring a fluted lower body, gadrooned rim with shell motifs, fitted lid with an ebonised finial, resting on a matching silver tray base.
fig 4. Antique George III Sterling Silver Biscuit Box (1814)

This Georgian biscuit box in sterling silver is a distinguished gift for weddings, anniversaries - especially the 25th - milestone birthdays, retirements or housewarmings; combining elegance with timeless craftsmanship.

fig 5. A round sterling silver George III biscuit box featuring a fluted lower body, gadrooned rim with shell motifs, fitted lid with an ebonised finial, resting on a matching silver tray base.
fig 5. Antique George III Sterling Silver Biscuit Box (1814)

Condition

This antique biscuit box is a superior gauge of silver, exceptional quality and in exceptional condition.

Full hallmarks struck to the underside of the body and plate, in addition to part hallmarks to the interior of the cover are all very clear; the hallmarks are struck deeply due to the superior gauge of silver.

fig 6. A round sterling silver George III biscuit box featuring a fluted lower body, gadrooned rim with shell motifs, fitted lid with an ebonised finial, resting on a matching silver tray base.
fig 6. Antique George III Sterling Silver Biscuit Box (1814)

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this piece of antique Georgian silverware.

Dimensions

Height 13.8cm/5.43'

Length of box 17.8cm/7.01'

Width of box 15.4cm/6.06'

Length of base 22cm/8.66'

Width of base 18.5cm/7.28'

Weight

30.4 troy ounces/944.6g

Maker: Samuel Hennell & John Terry

Date: 1814

Origin: London, England

A video is available upon request

Height
13.8cm (5.43")
Width
15.4cm (6.06")
Depth
17.8cm (7.01")
Date of Manufacture

AC Silver has dated this George III Silver Biscuit Box to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1172855
Dealers Internal Ref
C9327
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Archive I A round sterling silver George III biscuit box featuring a fluted lower body, gadrooned rim with shell motifs, fitted lid with an ebonised finial, resting on a matching silver tray base.

Antique George III Sterling Silver Biscuit Box (1814)

Archive II A round sterling silver George III biscuit box featuring a fluted lower body, gadrooned rim with shell motifs, fitted lid with an ebonised finial, resting on a matching silver tray base. View II
Archive III A round sterling silver George III biscuit box featuring a fluted lower body, gadrooned rim with shell motifs, fitted lid with an ebonised finial, resting on a matching silver tray base. View III
Archive IV A round sterling silver George III biscuit box featuring a fluted lower body, gadrooned rim with shell motifs, fitted lid with an ebonised finial, resting on a matching silver tray base. View IV
Archive V A round sterling silver George III biscuit box featuring a fluted lower body, gadrooned rim with shell motifs, fitted lid with an ebonised finial, resting on a matching silver tray base. View V
Archive VI A round sterling silver George III biscuit box featuring a fluted lower body, gadrooned rim with shell motifs, fitted lid with an ebonised finial, resting on a matching silver tray base. View VI
Archive VII A round sterling silver George III biscuit box featuring a fluted lower body, gadrooned rim with shell motifs, fitted lid with an ebonised finial, resting on a matching silver tray base. View VII
Archive VIII A round sterling silver George III biscuit box featuring a fluted lower body, gadrooned rim with shell motifs, fitted lid with an ebonised finial, resting on a matching silver tray base. View VIII
Archive IX A round sterling silver George III biscuit box featuring a fluted lower body, gadrooned rim with shell motifs, fitted lid with an ebonised finial, resting on a matching silver tray base. View IX
Archive X A round sterling silver George III biscuit box featuring a fluted lower body, gadrooned rim with shell motifs, fitted lid with an ebonised finial, resting on a matching silver tray base. View X
Archive XI A round sterling silver George III biscuit box featuring a fluted lower body, gadrooned rim with shell motifs, fitted lid with an ebonised finial, resting on a matching silver tray base. View XI
Archive XII A round sterling silver George III biscuit box featuring a fluted lower body, gadrooned rim with shell motifs, fitted lid with an ebonised finial, resting on a matching silver tray base. View XII
Archive XIII A round sterling silver George III biscuit box featuring a fluted lower body, gadrooned rim with shell motifs, fitted lid with an ebonised finial, resting on a matching silver tray base. View XIII
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A round sterling silver George III biscuit box featuring a fluted lower body, gadrooned rim with shell motifs, fitted lid with an ebonised finial, resting on a matching silver tray base.
Antique George III Sterling Silver Biscuit Box (1814)
Ref: SA1172855
A round sterling silver George III biscuit box featuring a fluted lower body, gadrooned rim with shell motifs, fitted lid with an ebonised finial, resting on a matching silver tray base.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

Introduced during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, a silver biscuit box was designed to keep baked goods fresh and dry during tea or meal service in aristocratic households.

These pieces were hand-crafted from sterling silver featuring raised fluting, hand-chased ornamentation, cast gadrooned borders, and often fitted with a turned wooden or ebonised finial to insulate the lid handle.

Authentic British silver items of this period feature a complete set of hallmarks stamped on the body and lid, including the monarchs head duty mark, the lion passant for sterling purity, the town mark, and the specific date letter for 1814.

Place the vessel on a dining table centre, sideboard top, or drink trolley as a decorative focal point, or use it to store small treasures on a desk or console.

Dust regularly with a soft cotton cloth and polish periodically using a non-abrasive silver cream to remove tarnish while preserving the natural patina and avoiding wear on stamped hallmarks.
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