Pair of George III Silver Sauce Tureens by John Edwards III, London 1793
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An exceptional pair of George III silver sauce tureens, crafted in 1793 by the highly regarded London silversmith John Edwards III. Weighing a substantial 1,412 grams in total, these elegant tureens are a superb example of late 18th-century craftsmanship and refinement. Each piece is fully hallmarked with matching marks on the lids and bowls, with corresponding dot marks for accurate pairing. Engraved with a noble crest and the motto ‘Loyal au mort’ on both lids and bodies, they offer a rare blend of historical significance and timeless design.
In outstanding condition with no signs of damage or repair, this remarkable pair would make a distinguished addition to any fine silver collection.
Reference Number
#724
These two-handled sauce tureens feature beautifully domed and fluted lids, topped with finely detailed reed and leaf-capped finials. The bowls are adorned with classic egg and dart rims and rest gracefully upon oval stepped pedestal bases, echoing the symmetry and elegance characteristic of the George III period. The craftsmanship is enhanced by the proportions and balanced design, making these tureens as functional as they are decorative.
A splendid example of Georgian silver from London’s golden age of silversmithing.