Price
£1900.00This object is eligible for a Certificate of BADA Provenance
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A fine late eighteenth century Scottish salver with fine bright cut Adam Style decoration hallmarked in Edinburgh in 1788 by the Glasgow maker Robert Gray.The salver was given as a present and is engraved to the back- a present from Mrs Paterson to Alexander Barton her Grandson 1788.It is engraved to the front with the original armorials of The Barton Family. The salver is circular with a beaded rim and stands on four scroll and shell feet.It is in excellent condition and was made in the year of the foundation of Australia.(See pictures for Alexander Barton’s resume)
Dimensions
Diameter 30.7 cms (12.1inches)Stock number
W 84 x 35The BADA Standard
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