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An unusual "trefoil" form Georgian salver, or waiter made in London 1829 by William Traies. Originally this may have served as a stand for a three footed object, for example a tea kettle or samovar.Raised on three paw feet and with an applied gadroon edge.Hallmarked on the reverse.
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Town: LondonDate : 1829Maker: William TraiesDimensions: 160mm longWeight: 214gm
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