Footed salver 1662 - 1663

This silver salver, created by the artist RF between 1662 and 1663, features a circular shape adorned with intricate embossed designs. The piece is ornamented with depictions of animals, birds, and floral motifs. These elements are arranged in a symmetrically pleasing manner, creating a rich visual texture. The salver is an example of the detailed craftsmanship and refined aesthetic of 17th-century silverwork, highlighting the artistry of the period. This artwork is currently housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art.