LONDON STERLING SILVER SALVER TRAY W PEASTON 1752

English Sterling Silver Round Footed Tray by William Peaston, London, 1752, scalloped shell and anthemion rim, engraved circle and star decoration to central field, raised on four scroll form feet, 2"

This is an antique English sterling silver card tray salver made in London in 1752. We were unable to identify the maker, but the mark is "AM" topped with a star. The date code is "r" indicating the y

with shell and scroll pie crust edge, and three hoofed feet, mark of William Peaston, London, 1752, 7 in. Diam., 7.20 ozt.

Richard Rugg I London George III sterling silver salver tray, 1767. Hand chased foliate scrolls and florals throughout the tray. Gadroon rim to the edges. Richard Rugg silver hallmarks to the undersid

William Bateman I London George IV Sterling Silver footed salver tray, 1825. Hand chased acorn and leaves to the rim of the salver. Hand chased empty armorial crest to the center with laurel leaves an

George III Sterling Silver Salver, London, 1811, marked "W.B" into rectangle, possibly William Bennet, maker, reeded and scalloped rim, on three claw-and-ball feet, emblem lion rampant amid a wreath a

1751-52 London George II sterling silver scalloped pie crust edge salver tray on 3 scrolled feet with engraved cartouche on center 2" -14" 35.8 troy oz. weighable -crude repair to section of pie crust

William Peaston Georgian English sterling silver salver, acanthus motif shaped rim, raised on three hoof feet, engraved winged beast with branch in mouth, hallmarked underside: "William Peaston / Lond

John Samuel Hunt English Victorian sterling silver salver tray with armorial coat of arms crest on three pad feet. Hunt & Roskell, Storr and Mortimer mark. London, 19th Century, 1856. 18.006 ozt. 1"H

Victorian silver salver beautifully chased with intricate scroll motif with chicken-shaped feet. Hallmarked Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall Sheffield 1866. Dimensions: 7"W x 1"H Country of Origin: Engl

Antique English Salver Tray W Reticulated Gallery. Hallmarked, sterling silver over copper, measures 9.75 inches in diameter.

A Georgian English sterling silver salver tray. Hallmarks for John Crouch I and Thomas Hannam, London, 1774. The scalloped edge tray with beading and fleur de lis plume detailing, raised on three ball

A Georgian English sterling silver salver tray. Hallmarked for John Scofield, London, 1778. Scalloped and beaded tray, supported on three shell formed feet. Measures 8" diameter, 1" high. Weighs 11.96

English Victorian sterling silver salver, Savory & Sons/ Goldsmiths Alliance Ltd., c.1879, London hallmarks, rim with rocaille and c-scrolls, on three cast feet with shell details, appro

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

George II Sterling Silver Salver William & Robert Peaston, London, 1756 Shaped circular with shell border raised on three hoof feet. Diameter 11 1/2 inches (29 cm), approximately 22 ounces. C

Peter & Ann Bateman London sterling silver small footed tray. Fully hallmarked. 6.54"Lx4.75"W, Weight: 109 grams. Condition report: Good - two small dings. Please examine all photos closely. Contact C

George II silver salver, William Peaston, Letter dated 1754, London, England, sterling silver, engraved with armorial shield, the shaped rim repousse decorated with scrolls and floral fans, raised on

George III Sterling Silver Card Tray, London 1748-9 William Peaston. Shell-and-scroll rim and monogram to interior, on three spade feet. 10 inches diameter x 1 inch H. 654 grams.

Sterling Silver Tray, London, 1757, by Magdalen Feline, of curved sloping rectangular form, with a gadrooned edge, H.- 1 in., W.- 10 1/6 in., D.- 8 7/8 in., Wt.- 18.1 Troy Oz. Note: She was the widow

Two English Sterling Silver Salvers, London, one 1764, Thomas Hannam & Richard Mills, makers, with gadrooned rim and bright-cut engraving on tray, monogrammed at center, dia. 6 1/4; the other 1934, pr

George III sterling silver salver, London, 1786, having an oval form, the beaded lip framing the centered stag over the initial "P" and rising on out-swept supports, 1"h x 12"w x 9.5"d; total approx.

George III sterling silver salver or footed waiter tray by John Crouch I and Thomas Hannam, London, 1775-1776, hallmarked on underside, with scalloped and beaded rim, three shell and scroll feet, and

Pair of English sterling silver trays or salvers hallmarked for Paul Storr, London, 1808. Each of circular form with scalloped openwork rim in the manner of Paul de Lamerie, with foliate and shell eng