A GEORGE III SILVER CIRCULAR SOUP TUREEN AND COVERTHOMAS ROBINS, LONDON 1809The domed cover with a foliate loop handle, a nulled band and engraved with a crest, the body with a nulled border, twin foliate and shell loop handles, engraved with an armorial, on four foliate, shell and lion paw feet36cm (14in) long4058g (130.5 oz)The crest and shield for the BOND family of London and Surrey. The arms of the shield are usually accompanied by the motto: NON SUFFICIT ORBIS (the world is not enough). These are the arms and motto that occur in the James BOND film: On Her Majesty's Secret Service. The same arms are used with the motto: DEUS PROVIDEBIT by the BOND family of Carrownure, Lecarrow co. Roscommon, who are expected to be a cadet branch of the original family who settled originally in co. Longford as Presbyterian priests in the mid eighteenth century. Despite extensive searches the maternal arms contained in the escutcheon have not been identified. Possible owners are: POLLARD, SPENEY, WETHERS, WHITHERS.The blazon: argent, on a chevron sable three bezants (Bond) - an escutcheon of pretence: argent, a chevron sable between three crescents gules ()Crest: a lion sejant (Bond)Motto: DEUS PROVIDEBIT