A Magnificent Georgian Sterling Silver Tray/Salver with Military Lieutenant Interest - James Fray 1833

Description and Details 

We are delighted to offer this Magnificent solid silver Georgian tray/salver made in Dublin in 1833 with the maker's mark of James Fray.

The salver presents an array of remarkable and striking features such as the applied cast-silver border, an intricately chased inner wreath and a fine engraving of military interest in the centre. The cast-silver border is profusely decorated in rococo fashion with vine leaves, grapes and acanthus scrolls - all intricately interwoven and pierced to form a majestic outer border.

The inner wreath is equally noteworthy with a superbly chased design consisting of acanthus leaves, flowers and Griffin figures.

 The centre of the salver is beautifully engraved with a Crest and the following message: 

"Presented to Lieutenant Colonel Gustavus Rochfort by the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Westmeath"The salver is supported by three cast-silver feet. 

The salver presents full Irish hallmarks that are clearly marked on the top of the inner wreath.

This salver most certainly presents a magnificent and intricate charm to its design whilst also retaining a practical size allowing for numerous uses. With a touch of creativity, this piece could be used on multiple occasions for display, or usage with food, desserts or presentation amongst other silverware.

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