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A ROYAL/AMBASSADORIAL PAIR OF GEORGIAN SILVER PLATTERS, FOGELBERG & GILBERT

$ 4488

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Condition: EXCELLENT: THE EXPECTED AGE-WEAR
  • Maker: Fogelberg & Gilbert
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Composition: Sterling Silver
  • Age: Pre-1800

    Description

    A ROYAL/AMBASSADORIAL PAIR OF GEORGE III STERLING SILVER PLATTERS
    PRESENTED IS AN IMPORTANT PAIR OF GEORGE III ROYAL/ AMBASSADORIAL PLATTERS CREATED BY THE WELL-REGARDED LONDON PARTNERSHIP OF ANDREW FOGELBERG AND STEPHEN GILBERT IN 1791;
    ENGRAVED WITH THE ROYAL ARMS BELOW THE ROYAL CROWN, WITHIN THE GARTER MOTTO, ON ONE SIDE; AND, A MONOGRAM UNDER VISCOUNT CORONET ON THE OTHER;
    BOTH IN EXCELLENT CONDITION SAVE FOR THE EXPECTED LINES FROM USE-- NO DENTS, THE MARKS WELL-STRUCK AND LEGIBLE;
    MARKED UNDERNEATH RIMS AND ENGRAVED WITH SCRATCH WEIGHTS 43=10 AND 41=8;
    LENGTH 16",
    WEIGHT: 89 5/10 STANDARD OUNCES
    (2,538
    Grams
    )
    Our Guarantee:
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    with no time-limit constraints.
    Such a guarantee of authenticity provides ironclad protection to Ebay buyers; whereas, a 14, or even 30, day "return policy" could fail miserably in many cases involving antique silver.
    Consider (hypothetically speaking , of course) the case of an unsuspecting buyer who spends over ,000 on a silver item posed as original on the pretext that it was acquired from the estate of a Russian family who had fled to Canada in the first quarter of the twentieth century.
    Upon receiving
    the
    anointed treasure
    , the purchaser would inspect
    it
    for condition issues; and once satisfied would probably leave the seller a positive feedback comment.
    Months, if not years, later the purchaser decides to have the item appraised. It would be then that he/she finds out about the actual provenance of the item: an auction house whose description of the item explicitly mentions "bearing questionable marks" for a Faberge work-master.
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