A Late Victorian Silver Tea or Drinks Tray London 1886 by Charles Boyton Category_Sauce Boats Pair

A Late Victorian Silver Tea or Drinks Tray London 1886 by Charles Boyton Category_Sauce Boats Pairenquire A good quality two handled silver tray of oval form. The edges with gadroon and bead decoration. The central plate engraved with bright cut foliate and floral arabesques surrounding a vacant oval cartouche. The reeded handles with bead and feather decoration. The whole standing on four cast shell form splay feet. Marked to the underside for London 1886 by Charles Boyton. This is a very attractive tray in superb original condition with no

decorated with a beautiful scrolling foliate design rising to high relief female faces

maker's mark W A for William Abdy

An outstanding pair of George III silver candelabra cast in the neo-rococo

75 inches or 17cm

8 oz Troy or 61

The centre embossed & chased with foliate scroll decoration

He was a prolific maker of very good holloware who had a career spanning nearly 50 years and his four sons followed him into the goldsmith profession

Height: Height 28cm or 11 inches

The stem with a circular knop and a fluted rectangular knop

The teapot was inscribed “This silver tea Pott was presented to the committee of the East India Company by the Right Hono George Ld Berkley of Berkley Castle

The handles are hallmarked for London 1813 by the specialist knife maker Moses Brent

Weight: 3833g or 135 oz or 123 ounces Troy