Antique Edwardian Solid Silver Gravy Boat 1901 (260g)

An elegant example of Edwardian craftsmanship, this beautiful solid silver gravy boat was made in Sheffield in 1901 by the renowned silversmiths Fordham & Faulkner. Standing on three decorative shell-capped feet with a graceful scroll handle and sweeping pouring lip, this piece perfectly combines practicality with timeless elegance. The classic design makes it ideal for both collectors of fine antique silver and those who enjoy using period silverware on the dining table. Weighing an impressive 260 grams of solid sterling silver, the gravy boat has a wonderful feel in the hand and displays the superb quality associated with Sheffield silver at the turn of the 20th century. Fordham & Faulkner registered their maker's mark in 1896 and became well known for producing high-quality domestic silverware during the Edwardian period. Features: Maker: Fordham & Faulkner Assay Office: Sheffield Date: 1901 Material: Solid Sterling Silver (.925) Elegant scroll handle Raised on three decorative shell feet Attractive traditional pouring spout A superb collector's piece or practical table accessory Whether displayed in a cabinet, used as part of a formal dining service, or added to a growing collection of antique silver, this handsome Edwardian gravy boat is both functional and highly decorative. A fine piece of English silver, over 125 years old, offering exceptional quality, timeless style, and lasting investment appeal.