An unusual pair of George III silver Dish Wedges.
A pair of George III silver Dish Wedges of an unusual pierced pattern with reeded handles, London 1792, by Michael Plummer. Engraved with a contemporary family crest and motto for Clan Jardine.
These wedges were used with meat dishes to allow any gravy to flow to one side of the dish.
Description
Condition:
Good with some wear to the crests.
Dimensions:
Length – 14 cm.; Width – 7.40 cm.; Depth – 2.20 cm.; Weight of the pair – 176.30 gms.
