Antique Silver Tray.

Name: Antique Silver Tray.
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1125998
Availability: SoldOut

18th century

Sold by George James Antiques

Description

Magnificent Geo.IV silver two-handled tea tray; of shaped oval form with floral scroll border, with the design continued to the handles. The foreground is beautifully decorated in engraved scroll pattern and the centre bears a fine coat of arms ( the clan of Campbell.) The maker, Benjamin Smith, was patronized by Geo.III and Geo.IV and considered to be "The Royal Silversmith" of the period. The hallmarks are wonderfully clear and the weight is substantial: all in all, a really wonderful piece of antique silver in first-class condition.

London. 1825. Benjamin Smith.

Length (from handle tip to handle tip) 72cm

Weight 152 troy oz/4725gm

Physical Dimensions

Height

8cm (3.15")

Width

72cm (28.35")

Depth

45.5cm (17.91")

Declaration

George James Antiques has dated this piece to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1125998

Dealers Internal Reference

28/2220

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Description

Magnificent Geo.

“

IV silver two-handled tea tray; of shaped oval form with floral scroll border, with the design continued to the handles.

George James Antiques

The foreground is beautifully decorated in engraved scroll pattern and the centre bears a fine coat of arms ( the clan of Campbell.) The maker, Benjamin Smith, was patronized by Geo.III and Geo.IV and considered to be "The Royal Silversmith" of the period. The hallmarks are wonderfully clear and the weight is substantial: all in all, a really wonderful piece of antique silver in first-class condition.

London. 1825. Benjamin Smith.

Length (from handle tip to handle tip) 72cm

Weight 152 troy oz/4725gm