An early Gothic revival royal coffee pot by Thomas Wimbush
Price: Sold
An exceptional early Gothic revival silver gilt coffee pot by Thomas Wimbush for George IV, carrying his royal coat of arms. The handle formed from a dragon. Thomas Wimbush is a rarely seen maker who carried the royal warrant and invariably makes exceptional pieces. This design carries some similarities to an 1827 coffee pot designed by a young Augustus Pugin for Rundell and Bridge, that design held by the V & A and thought not to have been made.
Sold through Sotheby’s May, 2018. Discovered by the Peartree Collection.
Maker: Thomas Wimbush
Designer: Thomas Wimbush
Date: 1829
Marks: TW, London, 1829
Material: Sterling silver
Condition: Very good
Size: 25.5cm
Weight : 1310 g, 42oz
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Period | Art nouveau, Arts and crafts |
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