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AN AMERICAN SILVER PORRINGER

Lot 288
21.01.2022 14:00UTC -05:00
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ID 696350
Lot 288 | AN AMERICAN SILVER PORRINGER
Estimate value
$ 4 000 – 6 000
AN AMERICAN SILVER PORRINGER

MARK OF JOHANNIS NYS, PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA, CIRCA 1720

The pierced keyhole handle engraved with block initials M*G, the body later engraved with monograms documenting the line of decent, marked on underside

7 3⁄4 in. (19.6 cm.) long, over handle

8 oz. 10 dwt. (264 gr.)







Provenance

Mary Gateaux (1689 - 1783) m. Joshua Maddox (1687 - 1759), to their daughter,

Mary Maddox (1732 - 1784) m. John Wallace (1717 - 1783), to their son,

Joshua Maddox Wallace (1752 - 1819) m. Tace Bradford (1750 - 1828), to their daughter,

Susan Bradford Wallace (1790 - 1869) m. Mark Wilks Collet (1788 - 1840), to their daughter,

Laura Susan Collet (1829 - 1896), to her nephew,

John Mortimer Barclay (b. 1848), to his sister,

Laura Christina Barclay (1851 - 1874) m. Shippen Wallace (1850 - 1911), to their grandson-in-law,

Arthur Knowlton Peck (1905 - 1990) m. Christiana Wallace Crane (1900 - 1973), thence by decent,

Property of a Direct Descendant of the Original Owners; Sotheby's, New York, 21-22 January 2000, lot 107.





Literature

Exhibition catalogue, Philadelphia Silver, 1682–1800, Philadelphia Museum of Art, no. 293 or 294 (a pair).



The Yale University Gallery of Art example:

Kathryn C. Buhler and Graham Hood, American Silver: Garvan and Other Collections in the Yale University Art Gallery, vol. II, New Haven, 1970, no. 822, pp. 176-177.

Stephen G. C. Ensko, American Silversmiths and their Marks IV, Boston, 1988, p. 454.





Exhibited

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1940 (a pair).

Detroit, Michigan, Detroit Institute of Arts, 1940 - 1948 (a pair).

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia Silver 1682-1800, 14 April - 27 May 1956 (a pair).
Applied technique:Metalwork
Medium:Silver
Category:Soup bowls
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