Sauce boat - .925 silver - Sterling Silver - 1932
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Adie Bros sterling silver sauce tureen from Birmingham, England, dating to 1932, measuring 16.8 cm long, 9.0 cm wide and 10.2 cm high, weighing 190.5 g, and made of .925 silver in excellent, well‑kept condition.
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Adie Bros Sauce Boat - England Sterling Silver 925 - Birmingham 1932
For sale is a stylish, well‑kept sauce boat made from the finest English sterling silver. This piece is an outstanding example of pure, understated Art Deco design from the 1930s. Its clean lines and the gracefully curved ear handles intentionally refrain from lavish ornamentation, foregrounding the splendid shine of the solid silver.
A special and highly practical quality feature of refined table culture is the firmly soldered stand attached to the sauce boat, which reliably protects the tablecloth from drips.
Origin & Manufacturer:
The complete English assay marks on the underside document the object's impressive history:
• Manufacturer: A BROS LTD – Made by the famous silversmith Adie Brothers Ltd. in Birmingham, known for heavy, top‑quality flatware.
• City & Year: The anchor denotes the Birmingham Assay Office, the year letter (a capital “H” with serifs) dates the piece precisely to the year 1932.
• Material: The left-facing Lion Passant and the additional “925” certify solid English sterling silver.
Condition:
Excellent, exceptionally well‑kept condition. The silver shows a beautiful shine and only the inevitable fine micro-scratches that characterize a nearly 100‑year‑old original. No dents, no repairs – ready for stylish dining.
Details & Dimensions:
• Material: Solid sterling silver (925/1000)
• Weight: 190.4 grams
• Length: 16.8 cm
• Width: 9.0 cm
• Height: 10.2 cm
Adie Bros Sauce Boat - England Sterling Silver 925 - Birmingham 1932
For sale is a stylish, well‑kept sauce boat made from the finest English sterling silver. This piece is an outstanding example of pure, understated Art Deco design from the 1930s. Its clean lines and the gracefully curved ear handles intentionally refrain from lavish ornamentation, foregrounding the splendid shine of the solid silver.
A special and highly practical quality feature of refined table culture is the firmly soldered stand attached to the sauce boat, which reliably protects the tablecloth from drips.
Origin & Manufacturer:
The complete English assay marks on the underside document the object's impressive history:
• Manufacturer: A BROS LTD – Made by the famous silversmith Adie Brothers Ltd. in Birmingham, known for heavy, top‑quality flatware.
• City & Year: The anchor denotes the Birmingham Assay Office, the year letter (a capital “H” with serifs) dates the piece precisely to the year 1932.
• Material: The left-facing Lion Passant and the additional “925” certify solid English sterling silver.
Condition:
Excellent, exceptionally well‑kept condition. The silver shows a beautiful shine and only the inevitable fine micro-scratches that characterize a nearly 100‑year‑old original. No dents, no repairs – ready for stylish dining.
Details & Dimensions:
• Material: Solid sterling silver (925/1000)
• Weight: 190.4 grams
• Length: 16.8 cm
• Width: 9.0 cm
• Height: 10.2 cm
Details
Era
1900-2000
Gross weight
190.5 g
Silver type
.925 silver
Specific region of origin
Birmingham
Title additional information
Sterling Silver - 1932
Number of objects
1
Material
Silver
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Style
Art Deco
Colour
Silver
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
10.2 cm
Width
9 cm
Depth
16.8 cm
Estimated period
1930-1940
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