British Antique Silver Plated Salva Diameter 30cm Kerr and Phillips
SKU: 175064863
This is a work of the "Kerr and Phillips" workshop in Sheffield, England around the late 19th century.
The face of the board is decorated with fine carvings and beading on the edges.
The three legs are a "ball and claw" design in which the eagle's legs grab the ball.
Overall there is considerable wear, but there is no peeling of the plating.
We hope this lovely antique silver will add some color to your day!
【condition】
Appearance: ★★★☆☆ Slightly scratched and dirty Function: ★★★★☆ There is slight deterioration, but there is almost no problem
・There is considerable wear on the whole, and there are small scratches and stains, but it is well maintained as an antique item.
・There is a stamp of the maker's silver plate on the back side.
・There is no wobble on the legs.
* Since it is very old, there are fine scratches and dirt due to aging.
*Please purchase after confirming and acknowledging the photos.
【detail】
・Maker Kerr and Phillips
・Made in the late 19th century
・Material silver plate
・Size Diameter 300mm Height 27mm
・Weight 904g
*Since it is an antique item, there is no other exactly the same item.
Please feel free to ask any questions if you have any questions.
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After receiving your order, we will thoroughly inspect and clean the item, so please allow 2 business days for shipping. We will carefully pack the item in tissue paper or cushioning material to prevent damage during shipping.
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