Eight George III silver dinner plates, James Young, London, 1791

circular, applied gadroon borders, each engraved with a coat of arms, supporters, motto and baron's coronet opposite a crest and baron's coronet, numbered 4, 5, 8, 9, 37, 43, 64 and 66, engraved with scratch weights respectively '17"4,' '17"19,' '17,' '18"4,' '17"13,' '13"11,' 18"2' and '19"6'

one with a tiny dent, another with a very slight dent, scratches commensurate with age but otherwise good condition, clear engraving, hallmarks and scratchweights.
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The arms are the same as those on lots 62 and 64