Silver Salver 1787 Daniel Smith and Robert Sharp

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A lovely plain Georgian silver salver of small size made in London in 1787 by the important partnership of makers Daniel Smith and Robert Sharp.

It stands on three fluted feet and is in excellent condition. Would also make a fine stand for laying a drum style teapot on.

Diameter 15.4 cms

6 Troy ozs

W185x10

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George III Silver Salver 1787 Daniel Smith and Robert Sharp of London