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PAUL STORR - An outstanding pair of Georgian comports

 
     PAUL STORR - An outstanding pair of Georgian comports
£ price on application     
By Paul Storr London 1808

Each measure 38 cm tall and weigh 263oz (8190g) combined.

The Arms are those of PRITCHARD of Brosely, Shropshire, for John Pritchard, born 1760, died 1837.

In 1654 a Welsh family named Ap Richard migrated into Shropshire where they
were known as PRITCHARD. John and Ann Pritchard lived and died in
Sutton Maddock and had 6 daughters and three sons.

Born in 1760 the eldest of these boys was JOHN PRITCHARD who became a
banker and solicitor at Bridgnorth and Broseley.

He married Ann Cranage of Coalbrookdale, whose father and uncle had obtained
a patent in 1766 for converting pig iron into bar iron by the use of raw pit coal
instead of charcoal.

John Pritchard died in 1837 having obtained the farm that had been in the Granage
family possession for many years.

John and Ann Pritchard evidently established themselves in the heart of the
Shropshire establishment as their eldest and second sons became magistrates
and Deputy Lieutenants for Shropshire. George, the elder of the two, served
as High Sheriff of Shropshire in 1861 and John, the second son was a barrister
who represented Bridgnorth in Parliament 1863-8.

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An excellent pair of entree dishes and covers by Paul Storr London 1828

 
     An excellent pair of entree dishes and covers by Paul Storr London 1828
£ 22,000.00     
11 3/4 inches diameter

95oz

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An excellent set of eighteen Georgian Silver dinner plates by Paul Storr

 
     An excellent set of eighteen Georgian Silver dinner plates by Paul Storr
£ 45,000.00     

by Paul Storr, London 1813, 1814 & 1817
each 10 1/4 inches (25.5 diameter)

360oz (11210g) Total weight




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An Outstanding Set of Four Entree Dishes, Paul Storr London 1815.

 
     An Outstanding Set of Four Entree Dishes, Paul Storr London 1815.
£ 48,000.00     
weight
264oz (8219g)

The arms are those of Howard impaling Leveson-Gower for Henry Charles Howard, Earl of Surrey (1791-1856), who succeded as 13th Duke of Norfolk on the death of his father in 1842. He married in 1814 Charlotte Sophia Leveson-Gower (d. 1870), daughter of the 1st Duke of Sutherland

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