The Londonderry Silver
Artist: British, Italian, Portuguese, Paul Storr (1771 - 1844)
Location: Royal Pavilion
Date: 1812 - 1830
Materials: silver
Grant:
Amount Paid: £25,000 (Total: £133,319; tax remission)
Vendor: Londonderry Estate
Review number: 2983 (1983)
Provenance:
A group made in 1813-14 by Paul Storr (1771-1844) the leading craftsman of the Royal silversmiths, Rundell, Bridge and Rundell.
Description:
The Londonderry Silver: a collection of more than 160 pieces all from the Regency period, ranging from table centres and candelabra to wine labels. Mostly English work but some Italian and Portuguese. A group of articles were made by Paul Storr, of the Royal silversmiths Rundell, Bridge and Rundell, in 1813-14 which form part of the Ambassadorial plate supplied to Charles Stewart, third Marquess of Londonderry, at the time of his posting to the Emperor of Austria.
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