A George II Silver Salver and Waiter, Edward Cornock / William Justis, London, 1732 / 1752

the first shaped circular with molded rim, center engraved with a contemporary baroque strapwork cartouche and later initial G, on three pad feet, marked on underside; the waiter square with incurved corners, the surface flat-chased with scrolls, shells and flowers and centered by arms within a rococo cartouche, raised on four paw feet, marked on underside, and with scratch weight 12=8=0 and scratched No. 300=23

salver: as noted re later initial G, wome overall wear, especially to cartouche; waiter with later arms, flat chasing worn, otherwise good condition
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