Three Georgian silver salvers, London, 1750/51/62

the first engraved with a crest and arms within a rococo cartouche by James Morison, 1751; the second engraved with arms within a rococo cartouche by William Grundy, 1750; the third unengraved by Richard Rugg, 1762

all with light surface scratches from use; the Morison salver with rubbed engraving; the Rugg salver with small area of tooling behind rim
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The arms on the Grundy salver are possibly those of Bates with those of Newton in pretense.