#14828 - Georgian Sterling Salver By John Richardson c1747 London

#14828 - Georgian Sterling Salver By John Richardson c1747 London

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#14828 - Georgian Sterling Salver By John Richardson c1747 LondonCirca 1747 48, sterling. By John Richardson, London. This sterling silver salver from 1747 features a lobed rim with shell and grapevine accents and three paw feet. It is perfect for any service, modern or antique. Finely fashioned and having good weight, it is in very good condition.

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The large clip that has the feet that point out in second position(ballet term, google it so you see what the orientation looks like) fits with much more ease than you’ll think. It won’t hook into its oem place but the top flat squared off part will hook to the interior roof of the that general area snuggly. Spent 1.5 hours trying to bend the smaller ones into a similar shape to oem and then it hit me. The bigger one would probably be large enough to catch the top of the bulb housing. Learn from me. Try the big one.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2022