A Victorian silver two-handled tray, maker's mark of John & William Barnard for Edward Barnard & Sons, London, 1851

A Victorian silver two-handled tray, maker's mark of John & William Barnard for Edward Barnard & Sons, London, 1851,

oblong and on four openwork scroll and leaf feet, with an openwork scroll, foliage and flower border and two scroll handles, engraved with similar decoration, centring an engraved name, marked on back, the back further stamped '201',
63.7cm long, 3,070 g. ; 25¼ in., 108oz 2dwt
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Plateau à deux anses en argent par John & William Barnard pour Edward Barnard & Sons, Londres, 1851

oblong, reposant sur quatre pieds ajourés en volutes et feuilles, avec une bordure ajourée de volutes, feuillages et fleurs et deux anses en volutes, gravées d'un décor similaire, avec au centre un nom gravé, le dos estampé 201
Long. 63,7 cm, 3.070 g. ; 25¼ in., 108oz 2dwt

Condition Report:
In overall good condition. Minor scratches commensurate with use.
Fully marked under border, also stamped 200.

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Provenance:
Christie's, Amsterdam, Dutch and Foreign Silver, Russian Works of Art & Objects of Vertu, 12 December 2006, lot 99