A Victorian Silver Salver with Armorial CrestSOLD

This magnificent Victorian Silver Salver, with Armorial Crest, was made by George Lambert in London and is dated 1876. It is of superb quality and gauge, and in the style of a salver of the 1760's.

The coat of arms is beautifully engraved, and with such a distinct crest I am sure it is traceable. The salver is in excellent condition, sharp and with a beautiful soft patina.

The salver weighs 33 Troy ounces and is measures 12 inches diameter.

Type: salver
Maker: George Lambert
Country: England


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