A George III Silver Bowl and Teapot, William Grundy, London / Charles Wright, London, 1773, 1776

the bowl with flared sides on a slightly spreading foot band, the side engraved with contemporary crest and motto, marked on base; the teapot of drum form, the sides bright-cut and engraved with ovolo bands, laurel swags and ribbon-tied ovals containing a crest and monogram JMM, knop finial, base with block initials IML, marked on base and underside of cover

the bowl with clear marks, heavy; the teeapot with some overall wear, otherwise good condition
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The crest on the bowl is that of Richardson.