Treaders Collectables has dated this Georgian Silver Egg Cruet to the 19th Century.
It supports six removable urn-shaped egg cups with gilt (gold-washed) interiors and matching gadrooned rims. A finely cast central foliate handle allows easy carrying to the table.

Hallmarks: Clearly struck on the base with William Burwash’s “WB” maker’s mark, London leopard’s head, lion passant, duty mark, and date letter for the period. The cups also carry matching or partial marks.

Dimensions:
Base: 8" × 6" (20.3 × 15.2 cm)
Height (including handle): 8" (20.3 cm)
Weight (including cups) 32 troy oz (995 grams)
This is a classic and complete Regency breakfast table piece of excellent quality and weight. William Burwash is well-documented for producing fine silver in partnership with Richard Sibley and later independently; his work is sought after by collectors and appears in major auction houses and museum collections.
Treaders Collectables has dated this Georgian Silver Egg Cruet to the 19th Century.
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