A good pair of large George II silver sauce boats by Thomas Rush
No longer availableA good pair of large George II silver sauce boats by Thomas Rush. With serpentine lips, flying c-scroll handles with scrollwork thumb piece and raised on three stepped pad feet with shaped shoulders, both also having an engraved crest in the form of a tortoise below the lip, hallmarked London 1741; length 16.8cm, gross weight 22.03ozt.
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