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Pair of silver-gilt salvers

Unknown artist, c. 1685

Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, Birmingham

Pair of Charles II salvers which formed part of a toilet-service marked by the maker D, who is recorded as active in London circa 1685. Square with octagonal corners on high feet, with the usual octagonal moulded border enclosing engraved chinoserie decoration which differs between the two.

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Title of artwork, date

Pair of silver-gilt salvers, c. 1685

Date supported

1968

Medium and material

Silver-gilt

Dimensions

20 x 20 cm

Grant

275

Total cost

1100

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