A fine solid silver salver is one of the most impressive and traditional pieces of English silverware. Whether used as a presentation trophy, wedding gift, anniversary present, retirement award or collector’s piece, a well-made silver salver has a sense of ceremony that few modern gifts can match.
This superb Walker & Hall solid silver trophy salver, hallmarked in Sheffield in 1959, is a particularly fine example. Substantial, beautifully proportioned and crafted in heavy gauge sterling silver, it has the quality, weight and presence expected from one of Sheffield’s most respected silversmiths.
Made by Walker & Hall – Renowned Sheffield Silversmiths
Walker & Hall were among the great names of British silver, known for producing high-quality silverware for homes, institutions, presentation ceremonies and important occasions.
This salver reflects that tradition perfectly. It is not a lightweight decorative piece, but a serious example of mid-20th-century English silver — made with substance, elegance and long-lasting value.
A Heavy Gauge Solid Silver Salver with Real Presence
Measuring 10.5 inches / 26.5 cm in diameter and weighing an impressive 646 grams, this salver has a wonderfully substantial feel. At over 1.4 lbs of solid sterling silver, it is a real statement piece.
The design is classic and refined, featuring an elegant shell and garland border and standing proudly on four decorative feet. These details give the salver both balance and visual impact, making it ideal for display, presentation or engraving.
Ideal as a Trophy, Award or Special Gift
A salver of this quality is perfect for a wide range of special occasions. Its generous centre makes it especially suitable for engraving, allowing a name, date, achievement or dedication to be added.
It would make an excellent choice for:
- Presentation trophy or competition award
- Retirement or long-service gift
- Wedding or anniversary present
- Corporate presentation piece
- Club, society or sporting award
- Collector’s piece of English silver
Unlike many modern gifts, a solid silver salver has permanence. It can be displayed, used, treasured and passed down through generations.
Professionally Restored to As-New Condition
Although hallmarked in 1959, this Walker & Hall silver salver has been professionally restored to as-new condition. The polished silver finish presents beautifully, while the Sheffield hallmark confirms its authenticity, date, maker and sterling silver standard.
It offers the charm and provenance of vintage English silver with the presentation quality expected from a luxury gift.
Outstanding Value Compared with Buying New
A new solid silver salver of this weight and quality would cost well over £5,400.00 today. This restored Walker & Hall example is offered at less than half the new price, making it an outstanding opportunity to acquire a substantial hallmarked silver trophy salver at exceptional value.
For customers seeking genuine quality, proper weight and traditional British craftsmanship, this salver is a far more distinctive choice than a modern mass-produced presentation item.
Key Details
Maker: Walker & Hall
Hallmark: Sheffield, 1959
Material: Solid sterling silver
Diameter: 10.5 inches / 26.5 cm
Weight: 646 grams / over 1.4 lbs
Design: Shell and garland border
Feet: Raised on four decorative feet
Condition: Professionally restored to as-new condition
Use: Trophy, award, wedding gift, anniversary gift or collector’s piece
Why Choose a Walker & Hall Silver Salver?
This salver combines everything desirable in a quality piece of English silver: a prestigious maker, full Sheffield hallmarks, heavy gauge construction, elegant decoration and impressive weight.
Its timeless design means it will never feel dated, while its solid silver content gives it lasting intrinsic value. As a trophy, it carries importance. As a gift, it feels personal and meaningful. As a collector’s piece, it represents a fine example of mid-century Sheffield silver.
A very beautiful and substantial Walker & Hall solid silver salver — restored to as-new condition and ready to be engraved, presented, displayed and enjoyed.
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