Charles II Gilt Silver Salver on Foot
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Stock: 9673
Date: 1667
Maker: William Norman
Country: England
An outstanding piece of early English silver. A rare antique silver tazza, dating from Charles II period, having a plain...
Description
Condition
The silver dish is in very good, crisp condition. There is no wear to the engraving. Stamped on the underside with a full set of English silver hallmarks, the foot with lion mark. The gilt appears to be original, it is bright with a small amount of wear. There is one small fault, illustrated in the final photo, which probably occurred in the manufacture. Please note that this item is not new and will show moderate signs of wear commensurate with age. Reflections in the photograph may detract from the true representation of this item.
Maker Information
Maker: William Norman
William Norman, apprenticed to the plateworker William Whitmore 1652, turned over to Arthur Manwaring, free 1659. Died circa 1678. His mark “WN” over 4 mullets within a heart shaped shield is found on The Henley Cup 1663/4 and the gilt salver on foot in the Duke of Portland’s collection. Norman bound 3 apprentices, the last was Robert Slingsby.
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