A good George II Salver made in London in 1754 by Thomas Robinson.

A good George II Salver made in London in 1754 by Thomas Robinson.
A good George II Salver made in London in 1754 by Thomas Robinson.
A good George II Salver made in London in 1754 by Thomas Robinson.
A good George II Salver made in London in 1754 by Thomas Robinson.
A good George II Salver made in London in 1754 by Thomas Robinson.

A good George II Salver made in London in 1754 by Thomas Robinson.

£1,650
Category

British Silver 1649-1759

Reference

325675

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The Salver stands on three hoof feet and displays a raised shaped border decorated with scrolls and Rococo shell details. The centre of the Salver is engraved with a contemporary Armorial surrounded by a scroll, shell and foliate spray cartouche. The Arms are those of the Boteler family. The Salver is in excellent condition and has a fine colour. The reverse displays a crisp set of hallmarks and it original engraved scratch weight.



Diameter: 7.3 inches, 18.25cm.

Weight: 10oz.

Year

1754

Country

London

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