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HARRIE T DUCHESS OF
ST.
ALB ANS’ TUREENS
Portrait by Sir Thomas Lawrence of the Duchess of St.
Albans,
1802, Indianapolis Mus eum of Art.
PROPERTY FROM THE COLLECTION OF MR.
JOSEPH SEGAL
DUCHESS OF ST.
ALBANS’ SERVICE:
TWO MATCHING REGENCY SILVER
SOUP TUREENS, COVERS, STANDS, AN D
LINERS, PAUL STORR OF STORR & CO
FOR RUNDELL, BRIDGE AND RUNDEL L,
LONDON, 1817
bombé fluted form applied with oak sprays, shell and foli ate
scroll borders, engraved throughout with the monogram HStA
below a duke’s coronet
stamped: ‘RUNDELL BRIDGE ET RUNDELL AURIFICES RE GIS
ET PRINCIPIS WALLIAE REGENTIS BRITANNIAS FECERU NT
LONDINI,’ both marked 1 on tureen, cover, and liner, one c over
and stand stamped 24
22133gr.,
PROVENANCE
Harriot Mellon Coutts, from 1827 Duchess of St.
Albans, to her
granddaughter by marriage
Angela Burdett-Coutts, sold The Coutts Heirlooms, Christie’s,
London, 14 May 1914, lot 64 or 65:
‘64 A PAIR OF SOUP-TUREENS, covers, stands and liners by
Paul Storr, 1817 713[oz] 10[dwt]
65 A PAIR OF DITTO, similar by the Same, 1817 713[oz]
15[dwt]’
The Lillian and Morrie Moss Collection, Memphis, Tennessee
David Orgell (1921-1987), Beverly Hills, California, 6 November 1974
‡ £ 250,000- 350,00
711oz
length of stands over handles 60cm.;
22in.
Buyers are liable to pay both the hammer price (as estimated abo ve) and the buyer’s premium together with any applicable taxes and Artist’s Resale Right
108
(which will depend on the individual circumstances).
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