An Impressive Georgian Silver Salver or Tray by Paul Storr, London 1829 1817

An Impressive Georgian Silver Salver or Tray by Paul Storr, London 1829 1817enquire A very large and impressive Georgian silver salver by Paul Storr, London 1829. Of circular form with an ornately cast border, decorated with shells and acanthus motifs. Superbly engraved to the plate with a floral and foliate design, all standing on 3 cast, scroll and foliate decorated feet. Complete with the original mahogany case with brass handles. To the center with a coat of arms belonging to the Scottish Middleton clan. There is a dated

Height(to top of handles): 14 cm or 5

Of plain tapering form

Weight: 504 g

This is a magnificent large salver with no damage or repairs

Height: 22 cm or 8 ¾ “

Hallmarked to the underside for London 1759 by William Tuite

and worked with his father from 1806

Overall this caster is in excellent condition

The capitals with matching shell and floral decoration

Clearly hallmarked for London 1759

The teapot was inscribed “This silver tea Pott was presented to the committee of the East India Company by the Right Hono George Ld Berkley of Berkley Castle

Height: 24