With record high prices of silver and gold, there has never been a better time to sell! Learn more about our buying process here
Cart 0
With record high prices of silver and gold, there has never been a better time to sell! Learn more about our buying process here
Cart 0
Pair of Robert Garrard I, English Sterling Silver Meat Platters or Trays, From 1803 (Georgian Era)
Pair of Robert Garrard I, English Sterling Silver Meat Platters or Trays, From 1803 (Georgian Era)
Pair of Robert Garrard I, English Sterling Silver Meat Platters or Trays, From 1803 (Georgian Era)
Pair of Robert Garrard I, English Sterling Silver Meat Platters or Trays, From 1803 (Georgian Era)
Pair of Robert Garrard I, English Sterling Silver Meat Platters or Trays, From 1803 (Georgian Era)
Pair of Robert Garrard I, English Sterling Silver Meat Platters or Trays, From 1803 (Georgian Era)
Nathan Horowicz Antiques

Pair of Robert Garrard I, English Sterling Silver Meat Platters or Trays, From 1803 (Georgian Era)

$12,500.00 $0.00
Shipping calculated at checkout.
Pair of Robert Garrard I, English sterling silver meat platters or trays, from 1803 (Georgian era), adorned with a gadrooned rim and a coat of arms. They measure 17'' by 13'', weigh 100 troy ounces, and bear hallmarks as shown.

The founder of the Garrard firm was John Wickes in 1722. In 1802 Robert Garrard Sr. took control of the firm. In 1818 he was succeeded by his three eldest sons. In 1952 the firm was amalgamated with Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd. Garrard merged with the prestigious jewelry firm Asprey in 1998 to become Asprey & Garrard. Garrard was crown jeweller since 1735 when George Wickes was appointed as goldsmith to the Prince of Wales. The 19th century continued with a succession of famous commissions for Royalty and in 1843 Queen Victoria bestowed the honour of Crown Jeweller on the company. Garrard has served six successive monarchs.