Pair of George III Sauce Tureens on stands 1

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Working from about 1762, he entered into partnership with David Whyte in Clerkenwell Green (1764-67). He works alone for a period and then enters into a partnership with the Huguenot silversmith, Nicholas Dumee, in 1773.

In January 1776, he works alone and retires in the early 1790s.

A fine maker - normally in the neoclassical style - famous for cups and covers and tureens.

He worked at 12 Clerkenwell Green.

William Holmes

Pair of George III Sauce Tureens on Stands made in 1781

An excellent pair of George III antique sterling silver sauce tureens on stands. Sauce tureens, such as these fine examples with their original detachable...

An excellent pair of George III antique sterling silver sauce tureens on stands. Sauce tureens, such as these fine examples with their original detachable stands, are comparatively rare.

Date	1781
Made By	William Holmes
Location	London
Stock Number	W141x43

Pair of George III Sauce Tureens on Stands made in 1781

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