A Pair of English Silver Sauce Boats by Comyns 1927/8SOLD

This charming pair of Georgian style sauce boats were made by the famous Richard Comyns, and are of beautiful quality.

In classic George III style, these elegant solid silver sauceboats were made in London 1927/8, and would grace any table.

They measure 18cm long and are 10cm tall to the handle. The total weight is 345g

These are in excellent condition with no damage or repair.


Type: Sauce Boat
Function: Dining
Maker: Comyns
Country: England


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