A VERY IMPRESSIVE GEORGE III SILVER SALVER - Thomas Watson, Sheffield, c1800.

A salver is a smaller tray raised on feet to the underside.

It measures 18.5cm in diameter.

Weight is a substantial 308 grams.

The circular Salver has an ornate cast rim. The surface of the tray is engraved with a foliate, scroll band around a central cartouche engraved with the crest of Castle battlements superimposed with a raised lance. The Salver is raised on three paw feet.

Hallmarked for Sheffield-  Georgian marks but date letter rubbed      Maker's mark of Thomas Watson & Co active c1800

In very good and clean condition without damage or fault. A fine example of Georgian silverware.

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