A good pair of George IV silver entree dishes and covers of unusual construction, by Thomas Burwash, London, 1821, numbered ‘3’ and ‘4 Shaped oval with rococo borders chased with flowers and scrolls, covers engraved with cat rampant crest, the bases with feet modelled as eagles displayed, sitting above fluted cornucopia supports which terminate in a scroll, covers with large rose finials, the domed section of each cover dis-assembling for cleaning purposes by means of unscrewing the centre of the rose to remove the finial and then in turn the domed section of the cover which lifts off, 35.3cm long, 19cm high, 166oz (5146 gm). (2)