the Scottish Victorian sterling silver salver viewed at a slight angle
a view of the salver from above
a view of the salver viewed from a slightly raised position
a view of the salver from a slightly raised position
a view of the salver from a slightly raised position
a view of the salver from front on
one of the feet in focus
focused on the decoration
the salver face down to view the underside
the Edinburgh hallmarks and makers marks
a view of the salver from above

Victorian Sterling Silver Salver - Marshall & Sons - 1845

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Description: - An early Victorian Scottish sterling silver salver by Marshall & Sons, 1845. The circular salver features a scroll and foliate cast rim, chased and engraved scrolls, with a central blank cartouche, raised on three scroll feet.

The hallmarks are located on the reverse, with the maker's mark 'M&S', Edinburgh assay mark, and date letter 'D' for 1845.

  • Assay: - .925 Sterling Silver
  • Date: - 1845
  • Engraving: - Foliate scroll decoration
  • Maker: - Marshall & Sons
  • Measurement: - 15.8cm (diameter) x 2.6cm (height)
  • Weight: - 207.2 grams

Condition: - The salver is in good antique condition. Light surface scratches and marks consistent with age. No dents, splits, or repairs. The engraving is crisp. Please see photos for confirmation of condition.

Item No: - 1865_mct1

Customs and import taxes: - Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply.

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