A set of twelve Regency silver dinner plates by Paul Storr

A set of twelve Regency silver dinner plates by Paul Storr

Description

A set of twelve Regency silver dinner plates by Paul Storr, the twelve plates each with a gadroon border embellished with six cartouche motifs alternating with six shell and acanthus leaf decorations, engraved with the coat of arms of Darymple-Hamilton, baronets of Nova Scotia, hallmarked sterling silver, London, 1813, made by Paul Storr, each measuring 27.4cm in diameter, gross weight 273 troy-ounces.

An elegant and classic set of silver plates by Paul Storr, from the Regency era. The set comprises twelve gleaming plates, each adorned with a delicate gadroon border featuring cartouche motifs, realistic shells, and exquisite acanthus leaf decorations. At the centre of each plate is the engraved coat of arms of the Dalrymple-Hamilton baronets of Nova Scotia. These resplendent plates not only stand out for their historical significance but also perfectly complement a refined table setting with their timeless elegance.