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Reference: S11374
Period: Edward VII
Year: 1905
Silversmith: Charles & George Asprey
Place: London
Price: $ 350.00
Weight: 31 grams
Dimensions: 11.5 cm
Condition: Excellent, well preserved in their original box, some light scratches to blades from overzealous cleaning. Leather box in full working order, exterior with wear.
Description: A beautiful pair of miniature antique silver pastry servers, well preserved in their original box, made by the prestigious firm of Asprey. The servers are in the Kings Husk pattern, single struck, this is a variant of the Kings pattern without the central honeysuckle decoration, and a husk shell. Both servers are a similar size and shape, one had a flat spade shape blade and the other has a serrated prong front, so quite versatile. The hallmarks on both are very clear, including makers mark CA.GA for Charles & George Asprey, they used this mark between 1892 and 1909. Both servers are also hallmarked "Asprey London", this is very clear. The silk lined leather box reads "Asprey 186 Bond St London". Asprey was founded in 1781, and still operates today with a reputation as one of the world's leading luxury brands, they still trade from Bond Street. They hold numerous Royal warrants, at the time these servers were made they had a warrant from King Edward VII. Note: We have a similar pair, S 1952, but made in 1906 by John Round.
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Boxed Antique Miniature Silver Pastry Servers - Asprey London
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