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MARK OF HIPPOLITUS POIGNAND, CALCUTTA, CIRCA 1800,
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AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY INDIAN COLONIAL SILVER COVERED BRANDY SAUCEPAN,
MARK OF HIPPOLITUS POIGNAND, CALCUTTA, CIRCA 1800,
Of usual form with reeded rim & domed cover, hinged flap to spout, ebonised wood finial & baluster wood handle affixed at right-angle to spout, 6¼ in. high, (16 cm.), 17.75 oz.
MARK OF HIPPOLITUS POIGNAND, CALCUTTA, CIRCA 1800,
Of usual form with reeded rim & domed cover, hinged flap to spout, ebonised wood finial & baluster wood handle affixed at right-angle to spout, 6¼ in. high, (16 cm.), 17.75 oz.
Provenance
From the collection of Lady Ottoline & Philip Morell, Garsington Manor, & thence by descent to the present owner.
Special notice
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Sale room notice
It is very possible that this item came to Lady Ottoline from her great-uncle Lord William Cavendish-Bentinck, who was Governor-General of Bengal, died 1839.
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