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The Silver Cabinet has dated this Antique Silver Salver to the Georgian era.
It is boxed along with a letter, sadly undated, giving the details of the waiter.
The maker's mark for Robert Abercromby, alongside the hallmark of London 1739, is clear and crisp. Robert Abercromby was a specialist saver maker who changed the style of his maker's mark to that stamped on this salver in 1739.
The waiter features shell and scroll shaped edges, with a circular foliate engraving to centre all raised on 3 scroll legs. The box is dark blue and fairly basic in design, although the clasps close tightly.
Dimensions:
Weight: 214g
Diameter: 15cm
Height: 2.5cm
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The Silver Cabinet has dated this Antique Silver Salver to the Georgian era.
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