This exquisite sterling silver tray by William Comyns & Sons exemplifies the finest traditions of late 19th-century British silver artistry. The richly repoussé surface reflects both craftsmanship and opulence, capturing the essence of Victorian refinement. Its balanced proportions and ornate surface make it ideal as a decorative centrepiece, serving tray, or collector’s showcase item — a timeless emblem of English luxury. Expertly made in 925 sterling silver, it showcases exceptional repoussé and chased detailing, featuring scrolling foliage, flowers, and shell motifs. Origin: London, England Maker: William Comyns & Sons (active 1888–1915) Date letter: R (1892) Material: 925/1000 sterling silver Dimensions:27× 18 cm Net silver weight: 270 grams Hallmarks: London assay marks, date letter “R,” lion passant, leopard’s head, and maker’s mark W.C Condition: Excellent antique condition with minor traces of age; any tonal variations are reflections of light. Crafted by one of London’s most renowned silversmiths Finely detailed repoussé work — crisp, ornate, and full of depth Elegant Rococo revival floral and scroll motifs