Early George II Antique Silver Lemon / Orange Strainer - 1737

This is quite a substantial early Georgian antique silver strainer that could be used for lemons, oranges or other fruit when added to a punch. It was made by William Justis and hallmarked in London 1737. The strainer is in very good condition with no repair or damage and has been made with a good gauge of silver. It has two ornate handles, plain but consistent piercing to the bowl and the hallmarks are to the centre. A fine example of a Georgian silver fruit strainer. **Nb any shadows shown in photographs are merely reflections**