Rare George III Silver Fish Slice / Server by Thomas Wallis, London 1807 – 188g with Spring Clip Grip & Fretwork Design
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This rare and highly attractive George III fish slice or server, crafted in 1807 by renowned silversmith Thomas Wallis, is a lovely example of elegant Regency tableware. Hallmarked in three places and originating from London, this silver piece is in beautiful condition and reflects the refinement and quality associated with early 19th-century craftsmanship.
Weighing a substantial 188 grams, the server features a practical and distinctive spring clip grip mechanism—an unusual and desirable element that enhances both its functionality and charm. This piece is also engraved with the initials SB?, adding personal historical.
Reference Number
#676
Oar pattern: 29cm in length, it boasts an intricate fretwork blade, showcasing the skill of its maker. The delicate openwork pattern is both decorative and functional, designed to serve fish or delicate food items with ease. The handle is sturdy yet refined, flowing naturally into the spring clip grip, which gently holds fish or place cuts in place when serving.