A rare and fine PAIR of Regency period Mahogany Salver Stands

Object Description

A rare and fine PAIR of Regency period Mahogany Salver Stands, the rectangular bases with a moulded edge and with turned ebony salver retainers, designed to display silver or pewter salvers, dishes or porcelain chargers upon on a sideboard or serving table, the broad strut back supports having canted corners and with an ‘egg-and-dart’ moulded edge .

These stands were produced by the esteemed cabinet-making firm of Gillows of Lancaster and London.

Circa. 1825

H:16”, 40.5 cms, W:13”,33 cms, D:5”, 12.5 cms.

Object Literature

Examples can be seen in Susan E. Stuart “Gillows of Lancaster & London ” , Vol .II p.119 , plate 669.

Object Condition

Good. Marks and wear consistent with age and use. Full condition report available upon request.

Object Details