Lot 123: Sold for £300 hammer
Selected Antiques & Fine Art @ 10.30am, Thursday 18th April 2013

A George III circular silver salver with The Poultney Coat of Arms and motto Vis Unita Fortior (Force is Stronger by Union), maker Thomas Hannam and John Crouch, London 1801 with raised straight gadroon border on three scroll feet, 19oz, 24cm

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