Coronation of William IV.
 
A William IV sterling silver covered bowl, very likely produced to commemorate the King's Coronation, the body with 'Old England' pattern decoration incorporating the symbolic plants of the British Isles - the English rose, Scottish thistle and Irish clover.
 
The detachable cover lifts to reveal a rich gilt interior. The finial similarly decorated with the rose, thistle and clover.
 
The body and cover correctly hallmarked.
 
Maker: John Edward Terry/Terrey.
London, 1831.
 
Dimensions:
Height: 15cm (base to top of finial)
Diameter: 14cm
Weight: 485.1g / 15.60ozt
 
Condition: Excellent antique condition. The body free from repair. Hallmarks struck to the body are a little rubbed from cleaning and use.