Description

A beautiful silver dish in the style of an early English alms dish. Simple plain design. Lovely patina and excellent original condition. Hand engraved to the border is a large armorial with the motto “Ad Vitam” – Immortal.

Weight 690 grams, 22.1 troy ounces.
Diameter 29cm.
London 1926.
Maker Crichton Brothers, specialists in making fine quality copies of early English silver.

The matching plate #8691 is available.

This silver dish is in very good condition. The armorial engraving is still sharp. It has a full set of clear English silver hallmarks stamped to the reverse. Minor scratching. 1 tiny dink - see photo.

Maker: Crichton Brothers

Crichton Brothers circa 1890 - circa 1954. Founded by Lionel Alfred Crichton in Kensington, London. Silver manufacturers and retailers specialising in fine quality copies of old master silversmiths’ work.

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