An exceptional, fine and impreessive antique Georgian Newcastle English sterling silver salver; part of our antique George III dining collection.

This exceptional antique George III Newcastle sterling silver salver has a plain oval form onto four bracket style feet.

The surface of the salver is plain and unembellished.

The raised rounded border of this provincial salver is encompassed with an applied thread decorated border.

The salver is supported by four impressive cast sterling silver bracket style feet, accented with fluted decoration to the lower, tapering portion.

This exceptional antique silversalver was crafted by the renowned Newcastle silversmiths John Robertson I & David Darling.

This antique oval silver serving salver is an exceptional gauge of silver, exceptional quality and in exceptional condition.

There are some surface blemishes in keeping with age.

Full hallmarks struck to the underside of the salver are all very clear; the hallmarks are struck deeply due to the exceptional gauge of silver.

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this oval silver serving salver.

Length 30.8cm/12.1"

Width 24.2cm/9.5"

Length of surface 27.5cm/10.8"

Width of surface 21cm/8.3"

Height 3.6cm/1.4"

23.2 troy ounces/720g

Date: 1795

Origin: Newcastle Upon Tyne, England

Maker: John Robertson I & David Darling