Decafoil salver 1722

This silver salver, crafted by David Willaume I in 1722, is a fine example of English silversmithing. The decafoil shape and engraved coat of arms, likely representing a patron, highlight the craftsmanship and decorative flair of the period. The salver's elegant design and the meticulous detail of the engraving demonstrate the high standards of silverwork during the early 18th century. It is currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.