Elizabeth II Sterling Silver Salver, Barker Ellis Silver Co, 1967

This exquisite vanity jar, crafted by the renowned Birmingham silversmiths Synyer & Beddoes, is a stunning example of early 20th-century English design. Dated to 1918, the jar features a beautifully cut glass body, showcasing intricate patterns that catch and refract light, enhancing its luxurious appeal. The sterling silver lid, hallmarked with the Birmingham assay mark and Synyer & Beddoes' maker’s mark, is a testament to the exceptional quality and attention to detail synonymous with the firm. This versatile piece is ideal for holding powders, creams, or small treasures, making it both a functional and decorative accessory. Collectors of antique sterling silver and vintage vanity items...

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Being offered is a sterling silver English salver made by Martin Hall & Company, hallmarked Sheffield 1927. It is scalloped and has a gadroon design around the rim. The center is fl...

English Sterling Silver Salver or Card Tray, 19th Century. Marked Sterling

A fine and impressive vintage Elizabeth II English sterling silver salver; an addition to our silver dining collection. This fine vintage Elizabeth II English sterling silver salver...