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1735 Fine Pair of George 11 Silver Waiters by John Tuite 456 Grams Lovely Stag Cres
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1735 Fine Pair of George 11 Silver Waiters by John Tuite 456 Grams Lovely Stag Cres

18th century
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This is a lovely pair of silver waiters made in London in 1735 by John Tuite. They are in very good condition, nice clear hallmarks, fine cast border and feet, they have a beautiful period Stags head crest, they are 15cms diameter and weigh 456 grams the pair.

A top quality pair of early 18th century waiters

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Dudley Antique Silver has dated these George II Silver Waiters to the 18th Century.

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This is a lovely pair of silver waiters made in London in 1735 by John Tuite.
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They are in very good condition, nice clear hallmarks, fine cast border and feet, they have a beautiful period Stags head crest, they are 15cms diameter and weigh 456 grams the pair.
Dudley Antique Silver

A top quality pair of early 18th century waiters

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Dudley Antique Silver has dated these George II Silver Waiters to the 18th Century.

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A pair of round George II sterling silver waiters with piecrust borders, resting on small feet, each central panel engraved with a stag crest.
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Archive I A pair of round George II sterling silver waiters with piecrust borders, resting on small feet, each central panel engraved with a stag crest.

1735 Fine Pair of George 11 Silver Waiters by John Tuite 456 Grams Lovely Stag Cres

Archive II A pair of round George II sterling silver waiters with piecrust borders, resting on small feet, each central panel engraved with a stag crest. View II
Archive III A pair of round George II sterling silver waiters with piecrust borders, resting on small feet, each central panel engraved with a stag crest. View III
Archive IV A pair of round George II sterling silver waiters with piecrust borders, resting on small feet, each central panel engraved with a stag crest. View IV
Archive V A pair of round George II sterling silver waiters with piecrust borders, resting on small feet, each central panel engraved with a stag crest. View V
Archive VI A pair of round George II sterling silver waiters with piecrust borders, resting on small feet, each central panel engraved with a stag crest. View VI
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A pair of round George II sterling silver waiters with piecrust borders, resting on small feet, each central panel engraved with a stag crest.
1735 fine pair of George 11 silver waiters by John Tuite 456 grams lovely Stag cres
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A pair of round George II sterling silver waiters with piecrust borders, resting on small feet, each central panel engraved with a stag crest.
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  • ObjectTrays & Salvers
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorge II
  • MaterialSterling Silver
  • ColourSilver
  • MotifsPiecrust border, Engraved stag crest, Shaped rim, Hoof feet

This pair of 18th-century George II silver waiters, made in London in 1735 by John Tuite, consists of two round sterling silver trays with a bright silver finish. Each piece has a shaped piecrust border, fine cast feet, and a central engraved stag crest motif. Visible details include distinct polished surfaces reflecting light, subtle rim mouldings, and small hoof feet supporting each tray off the surface. Together, the pair weighs 456 grams and measures 15 cm in diameter. These decorative salvers work well displayed on a sideboard top in an English country house setting today, adding traditional period elegance to a dining room or living space.

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A waiter is a small silver salver, typically resting on raised feet, used in 18th-century dining rooms to present letters, visiting cards, or single glasses without direct hand contact.

18th-century silver waiters were hand-formed or cast from sterling silver, featuring raised decorative piecrust borders and shaped support feet soldered directly to the underside.

Authentic George II silver pieces bear full London hallmarks, including the monarchs duty mark, makers mark, leopards head town mark, and date letter, typically struck on the underside of the base.

Small silver salvers can be placed on a sideboard top or drinks cabinet to display decanters, hold pillar candles, or organise small items on a dressing table.

Clean sterling silver using a specialized non-abrasive silver polish and a soft cotton cloth, followed by washing in warm soapy water to remove residue before thorough drying.
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