This is a very good Antique Solid Silver Georgian Small Salver. It is circular in shape and has a wavy rim which has a gadrooned edge. It has a pretty engraved scroll and leaf pattern which covers the whole of the base apart from a shaped cartouche in the centre. There are 2 very fancy engraved initials in this cartouche which I think are “AC”. It stands on 3 ball and claw feet and is made from a good guage of silver and has clear hallmarks
Assay Office: LONDON
Date: 1771/72
Makers Marks: I.C (It could be one of three makers, John Chapman II, John Cormick or Joan Cox, but I cannot confirm which one as there marks are identical)
Dimensions: 8 inches in diameter and 1 inch tall. It weighs 387g
Condition: It is in very good condition
Remarks: This is a lovely antique Georgian 241 year old solid silver small salver, that would be ideal to display a small liqueuer decanter and glasses or would look very impressive to serve liqueuer or shot drinks to dinner guests. This really is a lovely piece of Georgian silver
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Antique and vintage silver by its very nature has been previously used. Silver is a comparatively soft metal and a combination of many years use invariably leaves its mark. I do endeavour to describe all items accurately but do not expect any antique to be in “as new condition”.
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