Georgian, George II, Silver Coffee Pot, Crest of Sewell. London 1735 John Fossey. 28 troy ounces. Emerald Only one letter of the

Only one letter of the maker's mark is visible "T" and the only Sheffield silversmith working at that time with a first initial of T was Thomas Law

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*ANTIQUE design Empire style Scottish lace

Approximate weight is 1351 grams or 43 troy ounces

Certified brilliant cut diamond weighing 0

Georgian, George II, Silver Coffee Pot, Crest of Sewell. London 1735 John Fossey. 28 troy ounces. Emerald Only one letter of theGeorgian, early George II, silver coffee pot, with later engraved detail on a spreading circular foot. Of lobed form with vertical ridges and ebonised scroll handle. Crested for the family of Sewell and likely to have been in the possession of The Reverend William Sewell (1721 1800), who was Rector of Headley in Surrey. A heraldry report accompanies this item. In excellent condition with light surface wear commensurate with age. Small traces of silver