the George III silver and steel nutmeg grater viewed diagonally
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the grater viewed from the left side on
the back of the grater with hinge to forefront
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both lid and steel grater hinged open
the silver nutmeg grater turned upside down to view the base
the hallmarks and makers marks
the hallmarks and makers marks
the nutmeg grater viewed diagonally

George III Silver and Steel Nutmeg Grater - 1808

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Description: - A George III silver Nutmeg grater by the silversmith John Shaw, Birmingham 1808. The nutmeg grater is of navette form, with pricked borders, repeating leafy scrolls around the cover, and leafy foliate pattern to the base. The hinged hallmarked cover opens to reveal the steel grating grille that itself hinges open.

Date: - 1808.

Period: - 19th Century.

Engraving: - Foliate engraving.

Maker: - John Shaw.

Measurement: - 2.5cm (height) x 4.7cm (length) x 2.8cm (depth).

Weight: - 34.4 grams.

Condition: - The nutmeg grater is in good condition with light surface scratches, tarnishing, and marks commensurate with age. The cover hinge, and steel grater hinge both close tightly. Please see photos for confirmation of condition.

Item No: - 1578_lawc1.

Customs and import taxes: - Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply. 

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