Dish ring 1782 - 1792

This silver dish ring, made by Tudor and Leader between 1782 and 1792, is a fine example of English silversmithing during the Georgian period. The piece is characterized by its elegant, simple form and intricate pierced decoration featuring a repeating motif of stars and circles. The dish ring would have been used to support a dish on a dining table, showcasing the elaborate design and craftsmanship of the silverwork. This piece, currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is a testament to the refined tastes and practices of the English elite during the late 18th century.