Description: 1827 George IV Scottish Solid Silver Waiter Tray, possibly later used as a Paten. Full Scottish Hallmarks for James McKay, Edinburgh, 1827. Standing on three panelled feet. Engraved with a crest “OMNIA DEO CONFIDO” (I trust God in all things) Later inscription reading: Presented to Mrs George W. Chapman on the occasion of the opening and dedication of the chapel of All Souls, Ripon Cathedral. 2nd July 1949. In very good pre-loved and used condition with minor age related scratches to the surface and a small shallow linear ding at approx 4 o’clock between crest and edge of tray. Stands straight, no wobble. Diameter: 14.5cm (5. 3/4”) Weight: 187g This piece is already in circulation meaning no new silver has been used. The ultimate in sustainable shopping. There may be the odd age related wear/mark commensurate with age, anything of note is listed above. Please see all photos using the zoom function available, as they constitute the item description. Please note where possible packaging is recycled. I only ship internationally via eBay’s GSP service, as the U.K. does not provide a fully tracked service. Check out my other listings for more antique, vintage and collectable silver. If you have any queries please don't hesitate to contact me.
Price: 359 GBP
Location: Chester, Cheshire
End Time: 2024-12-01T17:47:00.000Z
Shipping Cost: 36.09 GBP
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Brand: James McKay
Pattern: Inscribed
Antique: Yes
Composition: Solid Silver
Product: Plates/ Platters/ Trays
Style: Georgian
Material: Solid Silver
Age: 1800-1849
