the pair of George III Scottish silver salvers viewed at an angle
a birds eye view of the two silver salvers
focused on the family crest
a birds eye view of one of the salvers
a raised view of one of the salvers from the front
a birds eye view of one of the salvers
a raised view of one of the salvers from above
a raised view of one of the salvers from a raised position
a view of one of the salvers from a raised position
the pair of salvers lying face down
the Edinburgh hallmarks and makers marks
a view of one of the salvers from the front
focused on one of the feet

Pair of Scottish George III Silver Salvers - Edinburgh - 1818

€2.122,95

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Description: - A pair of Scottish George III sterling silver salvers by John Mckay, Edinburgh 1818.

The salvers are of plain circular form with a reeded rim, on three paw feet, with the McVicar crested coat-of-arms. The hallmarks are located to the reverse with the makers mark JMc (John Mckay), Edinburgh assay mark, and date letter 'm' for 1818.

Assay: - .925 (Sterling Silver).

Period: - 1818.

Engraving: - McVicar Family crest / coat of arms.

Maker: - John Mckay.

Measurement: - 2.6cm (height) x 17.9cm (diameter).

Weight: - 587.4 grams (combined approximate weight).

Condition: - The antique salvers are in good condition. The usual surface scratches, pitting to the reverse, and marks associated with silver of this age. There are no dents, splits, or repairs to the salvers. Overall in very nice condition. Please see photos for confirmation of condition.

Item No: - 839_daw1.

Customs and import taxes: - Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply. 

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