Salver, sterling silver, England, London 1911, on three feet, smooth mirror with…

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Salver, sterling silver, England, London 1911, on three feet, smooth mirror with slightly raised and reliefed rim, the underside hallmarked with makers mark, standard mark, assay mark and date letter, d: 26 cm, signs of age and wear, weight: 630.5 g, 4407 - 0004

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Salver, sterling silver, England, London 1911, on three feet

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Estim. 240 - 480 EUR

Small George II salver in sterling silver. Round plate supported by three flared feet. Fitted, curved rim, surrounded by a decorative band of volutes and shellwork in relief. The mirror engraved with a crest in the shape of a griffin above a crown. Marked by the maker Hugh Mills (active since ca. 1746), year letter "O". Weight approx. 355 g. D. 21 cm. A small English George II Sterling silver salver by Hugh Mills (active since 1746) with engraved crest. Assay and master's mark. Date letter "O". England. London. 1749.

Estim. 750 - 1 500 EUR

Pair of small George II salvers in sterling silver. Square plate over four flared, curved feet with indented, matching curved corners and rising flag. Engraved coat of arms in the smooth mirror, lavishly framed by acanthus leaves. Remainder; shape, foam marks, master Charles Martin (active since 1728), year letter "N". Weight in total approx. 495 g. H. 2.2 cm. 17.2 cm x 17.2 cm. A pair of small George II Sterling silver salvers by Charles Martin (active since 1728). Engraved coat of arms. Restored. Assay marks, master's mark. Date letter "N". England. London. 1728.

Estim. 250 - 350 EUR

A George III silver salver with a scalloped beaded border engraved with crest, raised on three ball and claw feet, London 1779, makers mark indistinct, 30.5cm diameter, 29.06ozt.

Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

A silver salver by Charles Boyton & Son Ltd, London 1911, with moulded edge, raised on three pad feet, 26cm wide, 19.2 ozt.

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