A MID 18TH CENTURY IRISH SILVER BALUSTER COFFEE POT BY STEPHEN WALSH OF CORK DUBLIN NO DATE, CIRCA 1770 With a turned finial to the high domed cover, a leaf-capped S-scroll handle, a scale and shell neck band, embossed with two reserves on a shellk and flower matted ground, on a circular foot 29.5cm (11 1/2in) high, 1194g (38.4 oz) Catalogue Note: The blazon of the crest: a cubit arm vested azure and cuffed erminois, the hand holding a jaw bone argent. The crest was used by the BAYNES family of Harefield Place, Middlesex who in 1801 were created Baronets. Although this post dates your assay by possibly 50 years, the 1st Baronet was Sir Christopher Baynes (1755-1837). His father was William Baynes (1719-1798) of Kilburn Hall and Harefield Place, Middlesex and it is he who is likely to be the owner of the engraved crest, his father Christopher Baynes had died in 1731. Condition Report: The cover unmarked. In good condition, hinge a little loose, cover sits well, nicks and scratches commensurate with age and use, minimal wear, no faults Condition Report Disclaimer