AN ENGRAVED AND GADROONED STERLING SILVER SALVER, LONDON, 1910

This elegant George V sterling silver salver presents a shaped circular form, distinguished by a heavy cast rim richly ornamented with alternating gadrooning, shell crestings, and scrolling foliate motifs. The expansive, highly polished central field is masterfully engraved with a vacant, asymmetrical rococo-style cartouche, elegantly framed by intricate C-scrolls, floral sprays, and rocaille shellwork. Raised on robust, acanthus-capped scroll feet, the piece exemplifies the fine craftsmanship typical of the renowned Jackson & Fullerton. Fully struck with clear English hallmarks for London, 1910, it stands as an exemplary addition for discerning collectors of early twentieth-century British silver.

Dia. 10.125 inches