Square salver 1730

This square silver salver, crafted by renowned silversmith David Willaume II in 1730, is a prime example of the craftsmanship of the English Rococo period. The salver features a decorative, scalloped rim and a central engraved design of a coat of arms surrounded by floral motifs. The salver's elegant design and impeccable craftsmanship showcase the high standards of silverwork during this period. The object, now a part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection, is a testament to the enduring appeal of fine silver and its enduring value in the world of art and design.