Bowl, silver, supported by three scroll feet each comprising a snake's body terminating in a lion's head that forms a handle, the bowl double curved and shaped into nine lobes round its upper half, an applied rim in the form of alternating squares in relief between simple reeded bands; the sides chased and embossed with flowers and acanthus leaves, engraved on different sides with the arms of Bligh, an earl's coronet and the Cap of Maintenance with the inscription ': Ex dono : / J. B. / 1673.'
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Creation/Production
Role: Production
Role: Silversmith
Place: ? United Kingdom
Period: 19th century
Acquisition
Purchase - with support, 3/5/2001
Purchased with assistance from the National Heritage Memorial Fund, the National Art Collections Fund and the Goldsmiths' Company.
Measurements
Height
(cm): 13
diam
(cm): 21.9
Height
(in): 5
diam
(in): 8
Weight
(gr): 572.54
Techniques
Raised
Forming
Applied Art
Chased
Decoration
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Embossed
Decoration
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Cast
Forming
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Engraved
Decoration
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Assembled
Forming
Applied Art
Soldered
Forming
Applied Art