George III Silver Hot Tea Urn, Mark of Robert Garrard I

London (1813), featuring an egg and dart rim, double lion mask handles, foliate spout, raised on a pedestal base with four claw feet; the lid opens to reveal the original warming cylinder, featuring ornately engraved armorial monograms including a crest inscribed "Crede Cornu" or "Trust in the Horn".

15 x 14 1/2 x 12 in.

Approximately 114 total weighable troy oz.

From the Estate of the late Josephine Ehringhaus Ayers, Anniston, Alabama

A few dents to the body and a couple of minor scratches; use wear to the internal mechanism; overall very good condition.