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1737 Rare Irish Georgian George 11 Large Bowl 213 Grams
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1737 Rare Irish Georgian George 11 Large Bowl 213 Grams

18th century
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This is a beautiful bowl made in Dublin in 1737, it is in very good condition, typical Irish design, very good date letter and Harp, no sign of a makers mark, it has lovely punch decoration and stands on 3 hoof feet, it is 14cms diameter and weighs 213 grams, it has period owners initials M over TM on the base. Irish Holloware from this period is quite rare.

A fine piece of 18th century Irish silver.

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Dudley Antique Silver has dated this Irish Georgian Silver Bowl to the Georgian era.

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This is a beautiful bowl made in Dublin in 1737, it is in very good condition, typical Irish design, very good date letter and Harp, no sign of a makers mark, it has lovely punch decoration and stands on 3 hoof feet, it is 14cms diameter and weighs 213 grams, it has period owners initials M over TM on the base. Irish Holloware from this period is quite rare.

A fine piece of 18th century Irish silver.

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Dudley Antique Silver has dated this Irish Georgian Silver Bowl to the Georgian era.

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Dudley Antique Silver
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An antique George II sterling silver footed bowl featuring fluted sides, bead details, and shell-motif legs.
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Archive I An antique George II sterling silver footed bowl featuring fluted sides, bead details, and shell-motif legs.

1737 Rare Irish Georgian George 11 Large Bowl 213 Grams

Archive II An antique George II sterling silver footed bowl featuring fluted sides, bead details, and shell-motif legs. View II
Archive III An antique George II sterling silver footed bowl featuring fluted sides, bead details, and shell-motif legs. View III
Archive IV An antique George II sterling silver footed bowl featuring fluted sides, bead details, and shell-motif legs. View IV
Archive V An antique George II sterling silver footed bowl featuring fluted sides, bead details, and shell-motif legs. View V
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An antique George II sterling silver footed bowl featuring fluted sides, bead details, and shell-motif legs.
1737 rare Irish Georgian George 11 large bowl 213 grams
Ref: SA1180645
An antique George II sterling silver footed bowl featuring fluted sides, bead details, and shell-motif legs.
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  • ObjectDecorative Bowls
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialSterling Silver
  • ColourSilver
  • MotifsFluted sides, shell motifs, bead detailing, hoof feet

This is a Georgian sterling silver footed bowl originating from the 18th century, created in Dublin in 1737. The piece is crafted from silver with a polished finish and displays fluted sides, beaded detailing, punch decoration, and three shell-motif hoof feet. Period owner initials M over TM are present on the base, along with a date letter and harp mark. The bowl measures 14 cm in diameter and weighs 213 grams. In a modern interior, this item sits on a sideboard top or decorative table as an accent piece in an English Country House setting. It functions well as a display object or small vessel for holding trinkets in living areas, dining spaces, or entrance hallways.

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Irish Georgian silver refers to sterling silver objects produced in Ireland during the reigns of George I through George IV, between 1714 and 1830. These pieces frequently feature distinct hallmarks, such as the crowned harp and Hibernia mark, combined with intricate hand-chased decoration.

Eighteenth-century silver bowls were crafted by hand-hammering a raised form from a solid sterling silver ingot. Fluting, reeding, and repousse ornamentation were hammered into the metal by silversmiths, after which cast details like shell feet were soldered to the base.

Authentic George II silver is identified by examining stamped hallmarks, which include a makers mark, date letter, purity mark, and assay office mark. Hand-hammered interior surfaces and stylistic details typical of the 17301760 period also assist in verification.

An antique silver bowl serves as a refined accent piece when positioned in the centre of a dining table, atop a sideboard, or on a console. The polished metal finish creates an elegant contrast against dark timber or contemporary matte surfaces.

Antique silver should be washed gently in warm water with mild dish soap and dried with a soft cotton cloth. For tarnish removal, a non-abrasive silver polish applied with minimal pressure preserves the hand-chased surface details.
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