On offer is a 19th century English sterling silver salver tray made in London in 1893 by Charles Stuart Harris. Fully hallmarked, this salver reflects late Victorian silver design, with a shaped circular form and decorative pierced and moulded border typical of the period.

Charles Stuart Harris was an established London silversmith active in the late 19th century, producing well crafted domestic silverware. This example weighs 149.3 grams and measures approximately 6 inches in diameter. The surface shows denting to the flat centre, consistent with age and use. As a flat item, the dents could be professionally reduced if desired, and given the age, maker, and quality, restoration may be worthwhile. A solid and authentic example of Victorian sterling silver with clear historical presence.

Key Features
✅ Genuine Victorian sterling silver salver tray
✅ English silver made in London in 1893
✅ By Charles Stuart Harris
✅ Condition: Dents present to the surface, consistent with age and use
✅ Diameter approximately 6 inches
✅ Weight 149.3 grams

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Stock code VESSSTCSHMAM