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Kettle and Stand

1717–18
Object PlaceLondon, England
Medium/TechniqueSilver; wood
DimensionsHeight: 36.3 cm (14 5/16 in.), weight: 25.9 cm (10 3/16 in.), diameter: 8 1/4 in., weight: 2,894.2 gm (91 oz 12 dwt)
Credit LineAnonymous gift in memory of Charlotte Beebe Wilbour (1833-1914)
Accession number33.107
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ClassificationsSilver
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InscriptionsARMORIALS: engraved on each side the coat of arms, crest and motto of Grove impaling O'Grady, for Sir Thomas-Fraser Grove(1823-1897) and Katherine-Grace O'Grady (d.1879) whom he married in 1847. INSCRIPTIONS: iscratched on underside of kettle: "Geo I/1717/A Stevenson/9102_10/R(?)W 2 44)/ 1HTuTu".
ProvenanceJune 18, 1902, sold at Christie's, London, lot 29, and bought by S.J. Phillips, London. By 1913, with J.H. Fitzhenry, ESQ.; November 17, 1913, sold at Christie's, London, lot 59, and bought by Crichton Brothers, London. 1933, Anonymous gift to the MFA. (Accession Date: March 2, 1933)
Ambrose McEvoy
1898–1927
Restricted: For reference only
Edwin Ambrose Webster
about 1925
Teapot
Adrien Dachery
1755–58
Unidentified artist
1895–1905
William Shaw II
1751–52
Group shot:  25.411-2
Richard Morton & Co.
1773–74
Coffeepot
William Grundy
1767–68
Coffeepot
Joseph Collier
1727–28
Gabriel Sleath
1728–29
Edward Feline
1739 or 1740
Teapot
William Grundy
1765–66
Coffeepot
Simon Pantin I
1706–07