A George I/ George II Silver Lemon Strainer lacking maker, town mark and date letter, lion's head erased mark
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A GEORGE I/ GEORGE II SILVER LEMON STRAINER lacking maker, town mark and date letter, lion's head erased mark, with a foliate pierced bowl and an open work handle. 13cm by 8.7cm, 3 troy ounces No losses or thinning. The handle is solid, and the silver of a good gauge. No repairs, and generally in good condition.
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