Footed Salver 1683 - 1684

This silver salver, created by English silversmith John Sutton between 1683 and 1684, showcases intricate engraved designs. The circular tray, supported by a central foot, is decorated with a central roundel surrounded by floral patterns, displaying the popularity of ornate silverwork during this period. The "Footed Salver" is part of the collection of the Art Institute of Chicago and serves as a testament to Sutton's skill and the artistry of 17th-century silver craftsmanship.