ANTIQUE SILVER SALVERS LARGE
Our collection of antique silver salvers and waiters include round, oval and shaped large salvers, many with hand engraved details. All sterling silver salvers are available for secure and free online purchase with free insured delivery. Click on the pictures to see an enlarged image of any antique silver salver or alternatively, all of our large silver salvers and other antiques can be seen in our shop at the London Silver Vaults. You may also be interested in Antique Silver Trays.
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A very elegant Antique Georgian Sterling Silver salver, having an applied shell and scroll border, a plain ground, and sitting on three cast hoof feet. Made by Richard Rugg of London in 1760. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver salver are diameter 33 cms (13 inches), height 4 cms (1.5 inches), and it weighs approx. 875g (28 troy ounces)
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£2,975 |
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A very handsome and striking Art Deco Sterling Silver salver, having an octagonal body with an applied straight gadroon border, with a plain burnished and recessed ground, and sitting on four cast flange feet. Made by Walker and Hall of Sheffield in 1944. The dimensions of this fine hand-made Art Deco style silver salver are 32 cms (12.5 inches) diameter, and it weighs approx. 930g (30 troy ounces).
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£3,100 |
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A handsome Antique Georgian Sterling Silver salver, having an applied reeded border, a plain ground with a hand-engraved armorial central crest, and sitting on four cast reeded feet. This elegant antique silver salver was made by Thomas Wallis II of London in 1796. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver salver are diameter 33 cms (13 inches), and it weighs approx. 1,062g (34.3 troy ounces).
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£3,485 |
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A beautiful Antique early Victorian Sterling Silver salver, having an applied cast shell and scroll border, the ground having hand-chased floral and scroll decoration surrounding a central vacant cartouche, and all sitting on three cast and pierced scroll feet. This fantastic salver was made by the most important 19th century British silversmith Paul Storr of London in 1838. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver salver are diameter 32 cms (12.3 inches), height 4 cms (1.5 inches), and it weighs approx. 1,006g (32.5 troy ounces).
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£3,695 |
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A very handsome Antique Georgian Irish Sterling Silver salver, having an applied shaped gadroon border, a plain ground with a hand-engraved armorial central crest and Latin motto, and sitting on four cast hoof feet. This elegant Irish antique silver salver was made in Dublin, Ireland, in 1796. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver salver are diameter 36 cms (14.25 inches), and it weighs approx. 1,190g (38 troy ounces).
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£3,975 |
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A very handsome Antique Georgian Sterling Silver salver, having an applied shaped gadroon border, a plain ground with a hand-engraved armorial central crest, and sitting on four cast claw and ball feet. This beautiful antique silver salver was made by John Carter II of London in 1772. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver salver are diameter 35 cms (13.75 inches), and it weighs approx. 1,270g (41 troy ounces).
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£4,185 |
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A very elegant Antique Georgian Sterling Silver salver, having an applied shaped gadroon border, a plain ground with a central laurel leaf cartouche., and sitting on three cast scroll and shell feet. This beautiful antique silver salver was made by Hanham and Crouch of London in 1801. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver salver are diameter 37 cms (14.5 inches), and it weighs approx. 1,288g (41.5 troy ounces).
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£4,275 |
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A handsome Antique Georgian Sterling Silver salver, having an applied shaped gadroon border with hand-chased anthemion leaves, a plain ground, and sitting on four cast claw and ball feet. This beautiful antique salver was made by Richard Rugg of London in 1768. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver slaver are diameter 38 cms (15 inches), and it weighs approx. 1,368g (44 troy ounces).
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£4,495 |
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A large and very handsome Antique Georgian Sterling Silver salver, having a round body with an applied reeded border, a plain ground with a hand-engraved full armorial central crest, and sitting on four cast reeded and flanged feet. This elegant antique silver salver was made by Charles Hougham of London in 1790. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver salver are diameter 38 cms (15 inches), and it weighs approx. 1,440g (46.5 troy ounces).
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£4,675 |
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A very handsome Sterling Silver salver, having an applied shaped and reeded Bath border, a plain ground, and sitting on four cast hoof feet. This elegant and large silver salver was made by Charles Boytons and Sons of Sheffield in 1932. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver salver are diameter 36 cms (14 inches), and it weighs approx. 1,270g (41 troy ounces).
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£4,975 |
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Antique Georgian sterling silver rectangular salver with gadroon & shell border made in London in 1825. Length 42 cms, width 31 cms. |
£3,475 |
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Antique Georgian sterling silver salver made by Robert Abercrombie of London in 1744. Diameter 36 cms. (Crested). |
£3,685 |
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Learn more about antique silver SALVERS LARGE here.
Antique Silver SALVERS LARGE description:
A type of flat table utensil used for serving drinks and food in the dining room, sometimes also used for presenting visiting cards and letters in the hall, these often being called waiters.
Antique Silver SALVERS LARGE history:
Any salver made before 1700 is very rare. They were made throughout the Georgian, Victorian, and 20th century periods, and are still being made today.
Antique Silver SALVERS LARGE design:
The vast majority were made round but many other shapes were also produced including oval, square, rectangular, and hexagonal. Borders and edges varied from very plain reeded examples through the traditional Chippendale and Gadroon versions to heavy cast shell styles. Most of the smaller salvers were made with three feet, whilst the larger diameter salvers required four. Again these varied in style from plain hoof feet through to fancy shell versions. Decoration on the ground (the flat surface) varied from hand-engraved floral decoration in the Victorian period through to heavy hand-chasing in the Georgian Rococco period.
Antique Silver SALVERS LARGE collectors note:
Good quality hand-made salvers in fine condition from the early 18th century command high prices. Many salvers from the early Georgian period are now in bad condition and worn out. The condition of the hallmark is very important. Check to make sure that the center of the salver is not thin due to engraving and later removal of crests. Inspect the feet closely to make sure there have been no repairs. Look closely at any applied borders again to check for damage or repairs.








































