Bidspirit auction | English Sterling Silver Salver, George

English Sterling Silver Salver, George IV period, London 1828. Richard Sibley I - English Sterling Silver Salver, George IV period, London 1828 Circular salver on three feet, by Richard Sibley I. The border decorated in ornate Rococo style, the center engraved with a family crest featuring a Moor’s head and the Latin motto “Quod Verum Tutum”. Hallmarks: RS – maker’s mark of Richard Sibley I, London silversmith. Lion Passant – sterling silver standard (925/1000). Leopard’s Head – London Assay Office. Duty Mark – King George IV’s head, silver tax duty. Letter “n” – London date letter for 1828. Dimensions: Diameter 18.5 cm | Height 2 cm | Weight 254 g.