A Very Good George II Silver Salver London 1758 by Fuller White Horace Woodward

A Very Good George II Silver Salver London 1758 by Fuller White Horace Woodwardenquire A very fine George II silver salver of circular form with shaped shell decorated border. The central plate engraved with a contemporary coat of arms of floral form topped with a lion holding a star. The whole standing on the three curved and spiral gadrooned feet. Marked for London 1758 by Fuller White. The piece is in excellent overall condition with very minor signs of wear but no damage and no repair. The hallmarks are clearly legible and

Standing on a cast

2 cartouches to the sides

Of pierced oval form

The blades are Victorian replacements marked with a crown & VR

Weight: 504 g

circular base with cast shell and floral decoration

5 cm or 12

Length - 15cm or 6”

The capitals also marked with maker’s mark and lion passant

he was re-elected Speaker without a contest

first at Gottingen university then in the Hanoverian army

Hallmarked for London 1766 by Herbert & Co