Ewer (one of a pair) 1740/41 Peter Archambo I British When George Booth became Earl of Warrington at the age of nineteen, he inherited the estate of Dunham Massey, which was heavily burdened by debt. Thirty years elapsed before he could afford to rebuild his family pride by buying silver on a large scale. This pair of monumental ewers (see also 68.141.140) was among the silver that furnished the ten principal bedrooms of the house, all of which were equipped with enough silver to perform the morning ablutions.. Ewer (one of a pair). British, London. 1740/41. Silver. Metalwork-Silver
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