8" Silver Salver, 1837

Georgian Silver Salver London 1836
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Salver - Circular with Flat Chased Decoration - London 1837 by John Wellby - 20cm diameter; 395g - PJ/1752

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Made in the year that William IV died and Queen Victoria ascended to the British throne, this lovely-looking 8" diameter antique silver salver is superbly decorated to the central field with a foliate scroll flat chased design. Flat chasing is a superior technique to engraving and involves a chasing hammer and chisel as opposed to a graving tool.

The salver stands on three shell feet and has a handsome shell and scroll border. An intriguing crest featuring two hands holding a man's head is crisply engraved crest to the centre.

This is an excellent early Victorian silver card or waiter tray in superb condition.