Dinner plate
probably Frederick Kandler
Category
Silver
Date
circa 1751
Materials
Silver
Measurements
1.7 cm (Height); 24.8 cm (Diameter)
Place of origin
London
Order this imageCollection
Ickworth, Suffolk
NT 852124.12
Summary
Dinner plate, silver, probably by Frederick Kandler, London circa 1751. One of seventy-two (NT 852124.1-72) of this date and maker, mostly reformed from earlier pieces. A further forty-eight (NT 852124.73-120) by Andrea Boucheron and Paolo Antonio Paroletto, Turin, circa 1756. The plate is raised and has a shallow circular well, a broad rim and a shaped and moulded cinquefoil border with applied gadrooning. Heraldry: The rim of the plate is engraved with the quartered shield, supporters and motto of the 2nd Earl of Bristol in an ermine mantling and beneath an earl’s coronet. On the reverse of the rim, surviving from the former piece, are vestiges of an earl’s coronet and one of the Hervey ounce supporters.
Full description
For further detail see the master object entry.
Provenance
George Hervey, 2nd Earl of Bristol (1721-75); by descent to the 4th Marquess of Bristol (1863-1951); accepted by the Treasury in lieu of death duties in 1956 and transferred to the National Trust.
Credit line
Ickworth, the Bristol Collection (National Trust)
Marks and inscriptions
Underside of rim: Old hallmarks: vestiges – Britannia and h for 1703. No contemporary marks. Underside: Scratchweight: ‘N 12 [/] 17=19’.
Makers and roles
probably Frederick Kandler, goldsmith