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Lot 417

A VICTORIAN GLASS BOTTOM STERLING SILVER TANKARD
The body with incised repeating pattern to top and base, raised beaded decoration, engraved 'From Walter Scott of Walallong, Australia'.
Maker Joseph & Edward Bradbury, registration mark.
Hallmarked London 1871.

Estimate $500 - $700

Sold for $350


Walter Scott was an early settler, surgeon, public servant and magistrate in the lower Hunter Valley. In 1843 his nephew, also called Walter Scott, emigrated from Scotland and became his uncle's manager at Wallalong and later his heir. Wallalong House was retained by the Scott family until 1995.

The Private Collection of Trevor Kennedy AM

AUCTION
Sale: LJ8382
10:00am - 1 November 2020
36-40 Queen Street, Woollahra

VIEWING
Viewing in Sydney:
Wednesday 28 October, by appointment only
Thursday 29 - Saturday 31 October, 10am-4pm
Rawson Hall, 24 - 26 Kent Street, Sydney

CONTACT
Hamish Clark
sydney.manager@leonardjoel.com.au


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