Exquisite George II Rococo Nutmeg Grater by Daniel Field, c.1745
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This rare and finely crafted George II nutmeg grater is a collector’s treasure from the mid-18th century, made by the renowned London silversmith, Daniel Field. Dating back to c.1745, it exemplifies the Rococo style with its elegant floral motifs and exquisite design. Expertly made, it features a steel grater housed within a delicate egg-shaped silver casing. The piece is in remarkable condition, preserving its original charm and beauty, and bears only the maker’s mark, typical of such items from this era. Weighing 11.8g, this grater reflects both the artistic and functional expertise of the time, making it an interesting addition to any collection.
Reference Number
#702
This nutmeg grater showcases the elaborate Rococo style, popular during the reign of George II. Its flowing flower motifs and organic curves are engraved with precision, embodying the sophistication of 18th-century design. The seamless fit of the two halves required exceptional craftsmanship, demonstrating the technical skill of Daniel Field.