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Antique Georgian Solid Sterling Silver Salver Pair in Neoclassical Design - 1781

About the Item

We are delighted to offer this handsome pair of Georgian solid silver salvers/trays made in London, 1781 with the marks of Daniel Smith & Robert Sharp. Understated elegance, subtlety and tasteful restraint - such descriptions may be appropriate for this pair of Neoclassical salvers which combine the perfect balance of practicality and intricacy. The salver is crafted in an oval shape, supported by four neoclassical fluted feet. The edge is slightly raised and is decorated by a fine beaded border similar to designs that can be seen in Neoclassical archeticure of the period. Such modest yet intricate details allow for the centre of the salver or the object that is placed upon it to capture the viewers' attention to the fullest. For instance, when not in use and solely for display, the two crests are truly accentuated and stands out to create a wonderful contrast to the plain surroundings. Upon placing items on the salver, the mirror-like surface acts as the perfect background to opulently highlight the objects on top whilst not being excessively ostentatious. Owing to its practical size and versatile oval proportions, a plethora of uses even in the modern day can be thought of with a touch of creativity. Why not enjoy a morning espresso, offer cigars in the evening for guests or perhaps use the pair for your personal jewellery display? Acting as an accent of splendour on a table or on a sideboard, this pair immediately elevates the ambience of its setting and is surprisingly versatile whether be it in an antique setting or as a juxtaposing piece in a modern interior. Overall, an excellent example of practical yet fine Georgian silverware, ideal for the discerning collector of fine antique objects. Full English hallmarks are present on both salvers to the reverse side with matching marks. *Please note: all images with other items are for display purposes only, this listing is for the title item only. SIZE Size (cm) L:19.7cm W:15.5cm H:2.5cm Size (inches) L:7.75 W:6.10 H:0.98 Weight: 489 grams the pair (15.7 Troy oz) total. CONDITION Good Condition - The pair is in good antique condition, with no major damage or issues. The surface has some surface scratches commensurate with wear which may be more visible depending on the angle. Nothing significant or deep, only surface level wear and very slight misshapning to the raised border. We aim to overemphasize and state these issues to avoid disappointment and thus please rest assured they are not significant nor affect the usage of the items. Please refer to the photographs to examine the condition in further detail. FREE SHIPPING Artisan Antiques offers free global shipping with professional, secure and discreet packaging. We will always ensure your items are packaged with the utmost care and see the delivery through to the end. In the very rare and unfortunate case of non-delivery/courier loss, you are fully covered with us and we will fully refund you. *All parcels are insured - please rest assured all shipping liabilities other than import/customs duty are covered by Artisan Antiques. *Colours of the product may slightly differ from the photos due to different computer screens & lighting conditions*

Materials and Techniques:

Sterling Silver

Period:

18th Century

Date of Manufacture:

1781

Condition:

Wear consistent with age and use.

Seller Location:

London, GB

Reference Number:

1stDibs: LU7296239187892