On offer is a rare early 19th-century Georgian tantalus, crafted in a trefoil form from Sheffield silver plate on copper and fitted with three hand-cut glass liqueur decanters. Sheffield plate, first produced in the mid-18th century, became renowned for its elegant finish and durability, and this example demonstrates the refined decorative style of the Georgian period with C-scroll, shell and floral embellishments throughout.

The three matching decanters feature linear cutting, stepped shoulders, ringed necks and star-cut bases, each held securely within the original silver-plated frame with central ring handle and stopper holders. The set stands on ornate scroll feet, completing a balanced and sophisticated design. The tantalus and decanters remain in excellent antique condition, with only a tiny chip to one stopper noted.

KEY FEATURES
✅ Genuine early 19th-century Georgian tantalus
✅ Sheffield silver plate on copper with scroll, shell and floral decoration
✅ Three matching hand-cut glass decanters
✅ Original stopper holders and central ring handle
✅ Condition: Excellent antique condition; one stopper with tiny chip
✅ Approx. tantalus size: 30 cm high x 27 cm wide
✅ Approx. decanter size: 20 cm high x 10 cm wide

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