the antique Victorian sterling silver salver viewed at a slight angle
a birds eye view of the salver
the salver viewed from above
focused on the armorial crest
the salver viewed from the front
focused on the beaded border
the back of the salver
focused on one of the feet
the makers mark and London hallmarks
the salver viewed at a slight angle

Victorian Sterling Silver Salver, Aldwinckle & Slater - 1886

£1,485

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Description: A Victorian sterling silver salver by John Aldwinckle & Thomas Slater, crafted in 1886. This circular salver features a beaded border, a centrally engraved crest and motto of Eaton of Nottinghamshire, and rests on three claw and ball feet.

  • Assay: .925 Sterling Silver.
  • Period: 1886.
  • Maker: John Aldwinckle & Thomas Slater, London.
  • Measurement: 37.2 cm in length (including feet), 36.7 cm in width, and 3.4 cm in height.
  • Weight: 1070 grams.

Condition: The salver is in good antique condition, with light scratches, nicks, and general surface marks typical for its age. There are no dents, splits, or repairs. The engraving remains crisp. Photos are available to verify condition.

Item No: 1928_ww1.

Customs and import taxes: Responsibility for any customs and import taxes rests with the buyer.

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