AC Silver has dated this Georgian Sterling Silver Salver to the 1700s.

The surface of this antique silver salver is embellished with an exceptional and large coat of arms, incorporating the motto 'Dulce Propatria Mori'*.
The cast and applied swept Chippendale style shaped border is ornamented with applied moulded decoration to the rim, incorporating shell and mask designs to the incurves.

This exceptional salver was crafted by one of the most highly regarded Newcastle silversmiths, Isaac Cookson; this silversmith is known for creating exceptional and high quality pieces.
Such early Newcastle examples in this exceptional condition and quality are rare to the market; this salver is the finest of its type you could hope to acquire.

An antique Newcastle sterling silver salver is a distinguished gift, prized for its regional craftsmanship and ideal for weddings, anniversaries, retirements, milestone birthdays or as a refined corporate or collector's piece.

These heraldic markings pertain to Blencowe impaling Benn.
Condition
This antique sterling silver salver tray is a superior gauge of silver, exceptional quality and in exceptional condition.
The applied decoration is all very sharp and the bright cut engraved details are very crisp; the piece has seen little to no use.

Full hallmarks struck to the underside of the salver are very clear.
Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this exceptional silver serving tray.
Dimensions
Diameter 28.4cm/11.18'
Diameter of surface 22.5cm/8.86'
Height 4.7cm/1.85'
Weight
27.3 troy ounces/849.6g
Maker: Isaac Cookson
Date: 1730
Origin: Newcastle Upon Tyne, England
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AC Silver has dated this Georgian Sterling Silver Salver to the 1700s.
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