A GEORGE III STERLING SILVER GRAVY ARGYLEBY REBECCA EMES AND EDWARD BARNARD, LONDON, DATED 1810Vasiform, with a removable lid featuring a spherical finial above a reeded border and a shaped wooden handle, raised on a circular foot.21cm high, 20cm wideOTHER NOTES:'The argyle (or argyll) is believed to be invented by Duke of Argyll (1682-1761) who promoted the new piece of tableware designed to maintain the warmth of the gravy in its vessel, hence the origin of the name.