Art Deco Sterling Silver Trinket Dish by William Adams, Birmingham, 1932

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A fine George V sterling silver trinket or bon bon dish, dating to 1932 and displaying elegant early 20th-century English … Read more A fine George V sterling silver trinket or bon bon dish, dating to 1932 and displaying elegant early 20th-century English silver craftsmanship. The dish is formed with an attractive serpentine wavy border, while the gallery is finely pierced with symmetrical fretwork, creating a delicate openwork appearance and allowing light to pass through the decorative design. Raised upon three spherical ball feet, the dish has an elegant elevated profile and a beautifully balanced form. The polished sterling silver retains a bright and attractive patina. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1932, the piece has a net silver weight of approximately 78.1 grams.

Presented in very good antique condition with only minor age-related surface marks. There are no noted losses, splits, bruises, damage or repairs, and the piece remains free from engraved presentation inscriptions or monograms. Clean and ready for use or display, it would work beautifully as a trinket dish, bon bon dish or small decorative table piece. George V sterling silver Trinket / Bon bon dish. Serpentine wavy border. The gallery finely pierced with symmetrical fret work . Raised on three ball feet.

Hallmarked ; Birmingham 1932 Maker's mark for ; William Adams Ltd Dimensions ; Rim 140 x 130 mm Feet in diameter 12 mm each Height 40 mm Net weight of the silver content ; 78.1 grams See less