This pair of stylish mid-century silver salvers are round with flared rims and an attractive turned edge. Each plain, undecorated silver salver is mounted on three Art Deco style feet with a fluted …

Hotel silver is an example of a sturdy silver plate, usually, 15 microns, used on railways, ships, and hotels, perfect for a bustling service environment. Nearly all hotel silver has the same look or …

The traditional form of salver with plain flat surfaces and small feet at the edge, rarely found before the reign of George I, was made in various forms such as round, rectangular, oval and …

A handsome Antique Victorian Sterling Silver round salver, having a plain burnished ground, an applied Chippendale style border with reeded edge, and sitting on three cast scroll feet. Made …

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 …

A plain shaped circular salver on three scroll and hoof feet and with moulded border, William Hutton & Sons, London 1902 - 12in. (30.50cm.), 34.50oz.

A plain circular salver, with a gadroon shell and foliate edge, on three scroll feet, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1913 - 12½in. (32cm), 27oz.