Solid Silver 9 1/2" Salver - London - 1903 by Hawkworth & Eyre

Solid silver 9 1/2" salver made in London 1903 by Hawkworth & Eyre.

A fine Edwardian solid silver salver, hallmarked in London in 1903 and crafted by the renowned silversmiths Hawksworth, Eyre & Co. Measuring 9½ inches in diameter, this elegant salver combines timeless craftsmanship with practical versatility, making it an excellent addition to any antique silver collection.

The salver features a beautifully polished central surface, ideal for serving drinks, presenting desserts or displaying decorative items. Its shaped and moulded border is complemented by three graceful scroll feet, creating a classic design that reflects the refined style of the Edwardian period.

Expertly made from sterling silver and fully hallmarked, this piece showcases the exceptional quality for which Hawksworth, Eyre & Co. were renowned. Whether displayed in a dining room, used as an elegant serving piece, or presented as a prestigious award or commemorative gift, this salver offers both beauty and functionality.

Dating from 1903, this antique silver salver has survived for well over a century and remains a wonderful example of traditional English silversmithing. Its understated elegance ensures it will complement both period and contemporary interiors alike.

A highly collectable Edwardian sterling silver salver, perfect for collectors, investors, or anyone seeking an authentic piece of English antique silver with enduring appeal.