Edwardian Pierced Silver Dish 1900 - 1920

Name: An Edwardian Pierced Silver Dish, Hallmarked Birmingham 1906
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1094111
Price: 85 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Edwardian silver, produced between 1901 and 1910, frequently features delicate piercing, Neoclassical influence, swags, and intricate openwork fretwork designed to highlight metallic craftsmanship.

Pieces from this period were crafted from solid sterling silver using techniques such as hand-sawing, die-stamping, and punching to create geometric or floral cut-outs, finished with fluted rims and hand polishing.

Authentic British Edwardian silver features a series of stamped hallmarks, including the lion passant symbol for sterling purity, an assay office mark (such as the Birmingham anchor), a specific date letter, and a registered makers mark.

An antique silver dish functions well on a sideboard, console, or dressing table as a decorative catch-all tray, providing reflective metallic contrast within both modern and classic decorative schemes.

Clean pierced silver gently using a soft cloth or fine-bristled brush with specialized silver polish, avoiding abrasive chemical cleaners, and dry thoroughly to prevent tarnish building up inside the pierced fretwork.

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An Edwardian Pierced Silver Dish, Hallmarked Birmingham 1906

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