Salver 1770 - 1771

silver, metalwork-silver, sculpture

clear colour scheme

tree

silver

3d printed part

rounded shape

jewelry design

sculptural image

historical fashion

metalwork-silver

3d shape

wearable design

sculpture

wedding dress

decorative-art

bridal fashion

This silver salver, crafted by Ebenezer Coker between 1770 and 1771, is a beautiful example of 18th-century silversmithing. The piece is decorated with a central crest featuring a tree, a shield with an engraved monogram, and floral flourishes. The salver, which is now housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, is a testament to Coker's skill and the artistry of the period. The intricate details and the elegance of the design make it a truly exceptional object.