Details
Each piece with a crest of a wolf holding a leopard's head, above a gilt scrolling monogram, within a border of pink and gilt rosettes, intersected by pink panels with gilt dot motifs, comprising: seven serving-platters in sizes, a small two-handled vegetable-tureen, sixty-five dinner-plates and nine soup-plates
2212 in. (57 cm.) wide, the largest serving-platters
Provenance
Probably Sir John Kelk, 1st Baronet (1816-1886).
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Lot Essay

The crest relates to the Kelk family, probably for Sir John Kelk, 1st Baronet (1816-1888) the noted public works contractor who worked on The South Kensington Museum, The Albert Memorial and Alexandra Palace.

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