Georgian Silver Salver, 1823 Armorial

Outstanding quality! This Georgian silver salver just oozes class and is of the very highest calibre.

Made during the reign of King George IV, this 10+" diameter salver or waiter tray has a tremendously heavy weight for its size and the quality of the workmanship is exceptional. Fittingly, the centre of the salver is engraved with a large coat of arms, complete with drapery and a stag' head crest. The detail within the armorial is stunning and you can only imagine the craftman's chagrin when asked to engrave nine birds and six fish!

This superb salver has a gadroon and shell border and stands on four beautifully modelled paw feet. The hallmarks to the reverse are clearly stamped and the overall condition is excellent.