George III sterling silver embossed sweetmeat / sugar bowl, 1709
A George III small silver circular sweetmeat bowl, crafted by Robert Hennell and David Hennell in London in 1799. It features reeded mounts, embossed with floral and leaf garlands, all resting on a circular pedestal foot rim.
The Hennells are one of the most well known names in antique silver. Established in 1725 by David Hennell, Hennell Ltd is a longstanding family silversmith business. Robert Hennell I, David's son, joined in 1763, later joined by his son Samuel Hennell and nephew Robert Hennell II. Specializing in domestic silver, the firm, now operating as Frazer & Haws and Hennells on London Bond Street, has a rich history of craftsmanship since its founding.
Made by Robert Hennell I and David Hennell II and fully hallmarked for London, 1799
90.35 g / 2.90 t oz
7 cm tall
8.7 cm top diameter
6.2 cm bottom diameter
Excellent antique condition. Foot slightly uneven, small scratches and dings commensurate with age and use.
A George III small silver circular sweetmeat bowl, crafted by Robert Hennell and David Hennell in London in 1799. It features reeded mounts, embossed with floral and leaf garlands, all resting on a circular pedestal foot rim.
The Hennells are one of the most well known names in antique silver. Established in 1725 by David Hennell, Hennell Ltd is a longstanding family silversmith business. Robert Hennell I, David's son, joined in 1763, later joined by his son Samuel Hennell and nephew Robert Hennell II. Specializing in domestic silver, the firm, now operating as Frazer & Haws and Hennells on London Bond Street, has a rich history of craftsmanship since its founding.
Made by Robert Hennell I and David Hennell II and fully hallmarked for London, 1799
90.35 g / 2.90 t oz
7 cm tall
8.7 cm top diameter
6.2 cm bottom diameter
Excellent antique condition. Foot slightly uneven, small scratches and dings commensurate with age and use.
A George III small silver circular sweetmeat bowl, crafted by Robert Hennell and David Hennell in London in 1799. It features reeded mounts, embossed with floral and leaf garlands, all resting on a circular pedestal foot rim.
The Hennells are one of the most well known names in antique silver. Established in 1725 by David Hennell, Hennell Ltd is a longstanding family silversmith business. Robert Hennell I, David's son, joined in 1763, later joined by his son Samuel Hennell and nephew Robert Hennell II. Specializing in domestic silver, the firm, now operating as Frazer & Haws and Hennells on London Bond Street, has a rich history of craftsmanship since its founding.
Made by Robert Hennell I and David Hennell II and fully hallmarked for London, 1799
90.35 g / 2.90 t oz
7 cm tall
8.7 cm top diameter
6.2 cm bottom diameter
Excellent antique condition. Foot slightly uneven, small scratches and dings commensurate with age and use.
