An English Silver Footed Salver, Sheffield, 1959,

An English sterling silver salver tray. Chippendale style. Hallmarks for Mappin & Webb, Ltd, Sheffield, England 1965. Scalloped edge serving tray supported on three hoof and pad formed feet. Measures

With piecrust form border alternating shell, raised on four scroll feet, centering vacant cartouche, hallmarked with early unclear marks, total weight approx. 39 T.O. 12-1/8"d

Early English silver footed salver, maker William Peaston, London, 1755-56, having engraved coat-of-arms, 11 1/2". Approximately 24.0 troy oz TW. PLEASE NOTE: payment for silver, gold, jewelry, and co

With piecrust form alternating shell border, raised on three hoof feet, centering a crest, hallmarked possibly GM (George Methuen), London, possibly 1751, weight approx. 15 T.O. 9"d

THREE ENGLISH SILVER FOOTED SALVERS by various makers, London, 1954-1962 The largest by C J Vander Ltd., 1962, and the two smaller by Israel Freeman & Son Ltd., 1954 & 1958, together with an English s

Two small English silver footed salvers. dia. 6in., 11.7 troy ounces

Victorian sterling silver footed salver, Sheffield, c. 1892, marks of Mappin & Webb, 1.5"h x 13"dia, approx. 37.65 ozt.

Includes a small English silver pedestal bowl - Birmingham, Alexander Clark Co. Ltd., 1912; a small English silver salver - Sheffield, William Hutton & Sons, 1913; and an English silver salver - S

English silver footed salver, mid 18th C. London hallmarked, engraved family crest in center, 1" x 6 1/4", 5.715 ozt.

An English sterling silver footed salverGoldsmiths & Silversmiths Co., Ltd., London1936diameter 12 1/4in (31cm); weight approximately 31oz troy Provenance:Property from the Collection of Craig Wright

English sterling silver salver - Sheffield 1899, mark of MARTIN HALL e Co. of polylobate form standing on four claw and ball feet. Fully hallamrked Sheffield 1899-1900 marks, silversmith Martin, Hall

Decorated with coat of arms in center. Hallmarked for London, makers initials JP. Approx. 10 1/4" diameter. Approx. 18.8 ozt (585 grams). From the estate of Bent Ove Petersen.

Hallmarked with maker's initials KW&C. Decorated with coat of arms. Approx. 8 1/2" diameter. Approx. 11.7 ozt (364 grams). From the estate of Bent Ove Petersen.

Silver footed salver with decorations around rim and to feet. Maker Walker & Hall 1920. Weight Approx., 10.15 ozt Measures Approx., 8.2 in. diameter x 1 in. tall.Domestic Shipping: $25

Crested, shaped gardened border raised on three hoof feet, hallmarked I.C, John Carter II, London, 1772, weight approx. 10 T.O. 7-1/8"d

English (London), date mark 1883, having chased scrolling relief decoration with later center engraving, " N Scott Whitney MB". High relief shell and scroll banding, raised on three legs. 1"h x 8-1/2"

English Sterling Silver Footed Salver Tray. Hallmarked. Made in Birmingham, England. Measures 6 inches in diameter. Weighs approximately 7.7 standard ounces.

Hallmarked CBS (Charles Boyton & Son) London, 1903, stylized acanthus border, raised on three ball-and-claw feet, weight approx. 5 T.O. 5-1/2"d

London, 18th C., probably Richard Rugg or Richard Rew; together with a sterling silver footed salver Appx. 37 t.o.

18th Century Georgian English sterling silver footed salver tray. Hallmarked silversmith Ebenezer Coker, London, and date 1755. Victoria Vel Mors "Victory or Death" crest in middle. Measures 14.5" wid

A very large Magnificent Antique 1914 English Sterling Silver Footed Salver / Tray. Manufactured by Elkington & Co, Birmingham and retailed by John G. Jacob, Liverpool. Art Nouveau Style on three swep

English sterling silver footed salver, 1935 London hallmarks, Lionel Alfred Crichton silversmith. Measures 12" wide, weighs 30 OZT.

Charles Stuart Harris English sterling silver footed salver with shaped shell motif border on scroll feet, hallmarked: "CSH / London / England / 1897." 1" H x 7.5" diameter. Approx 9.55 ozt.

Misc. 13 piece lot of decorative items consisting of a silver and tortoiseshell dresser set with accompaniment of English silver plated footed salvers and bowl; most items Edwardian Period; 2.5"H 8.5"