£400 - £650
A fine late Victorian sterling silver sweetmeat dish by William Devenport, hallmarked Birmingham, 1897. This highly decorative circular dish features alternating panels of intricate pierced lattice work and ornate repoussé floral scrolls punctuated by shell motifs. The piece is finished with a wavy, crimped rim and is raised on three original ball feet. An excellent example of late 19th-century craftsmanship, showcasing the exuberant style of the Diamond Jubilee era.
Maker: William Devenport.
Origin: Birmingham, UK.
Year: 1897.
Weight: 127g.
Condition: Very Good; piercing remains intact, hallmarks are clear, and the repoussé work retains high definition.
Auctioneer's Note: Devenport’s work is noted for its structural integrity despite its delicate appearance. This dish is an ideal addition to a Victorian silver collection.
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