This is a gorgeous Edwardian Period English Sterling Silver George IV Style Salver made by the Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company of London in 1903. The salver is of piecrust design with an applied scrolling acanthus leaf and floral border. The salver is fully hallmarked on the underside of the base. The salver is raised on three cast leaf capped scroll form feet. The salver is of heavy gauge. This is a beautifully designed piece and is of very high quality. Diameter: 13 1/4 Inches. Wei... Click for details

Early English salver of pie crust edge set on 3 feet. Nice original monogram in center of salver, we think it is EM. Fully hallmarked on the back very clearly with Robert Abercromby's punch. 6 inches in diameter and 1 inch high. 6 Troy Ounces. Nice original patina and condition.

Elegant strapwork bordered Brightcut Sterling Silver George III Period Irish Oval Footed Salver by Robert Breading, Dublin, 1805. The salver is fully hallmarked on the underside of base. The salver is decorated with a brightcut band of fruit and foliage, centering a wreath form cartouche with a Georgian monogram “JM” entwined with a crest above. The oval salver is raised on four brightcut bracket feet. Length: 8 3/8 Inches. Width: 6 3/8 Inches. Weight: 6 Troy Ounces. Excellent Conditi... Click for details

This is a striking sterling silver salver by silversmiths Thomas Bradbury and John Henderson, a partnership from the well-known family firm of Bradbury and Sons, Sheffield. This circular salver is supported on four scroll and hoof feet, the center is engraved with a coat-of-arms, crest and motto “NON CRUX SED LUX” centered in a cartouche of crossed laurel branches. The salver has a deep rim with a molded and pierced decorative border featuring laurel swags hung at intervals from neoclassical u... Click for details