Carden Terry silver salver

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scorpio
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Carden Terry silver salver

Postby scorpio » Wed May 01, 2013 3:36 am

The Carden Terry silver salver I recently purchased arrived yesterday and I am pretty happy with it. The salver has a gadrooned border and rests on three hoof feet. It is 7 inches across and weighs 10 oz.

The crest on top and the hallmarks underneath, CT and Sterling, are somewhat worn but still easily decipherable as being that of the great Cork silversmith. Otherwise, the salver is in good condition and rests firmly on its feet with no wobble at all.

My wife's maiden name is Terry and her family from Cork so I have been anxious for some time to obtain some Carden Terry silver but it's just so expensive. He gets a mention in the Terry's of Cork family history book on page 108 http://books.google.ie/books?id=ZxMbHNF ... &q&f=false

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Re: Carden Terry silver salver

Postby dognose » Wed May 01, 2013 8:05 am

Hi Gordon,

I am pretty happy with it


You are the master of the understatement, I would be VERY happy with it. It's a wonderful piece, thanks for sharing these images with us.

Is it possible to capture an image of the crest?

Trev.

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Re: Carden Terry silver salver

Postby scorpio » Wed May 01, 2013 5:04 pm

Yes, my comment was a bit understated wasn't it! I'm actually thrilled over acquiring this salver.

While I can see the crest with my naked eye, it is worn and not so easy to capture with the camera but I will try again tomorrow when I have daylight again.

Best wishes,

Gordon

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Re: Carden Terry silver salver

Postby scorpio » Sat May 04, 2013 2:40 pm

dognose wrote:Hi Gordon,

I am pretty happy with it


You are the master of the understatement, I would be VERY happy with it. It's a wonderful piece, thanks for sharing these images with us.

Is it possible to capture an image of the crest?

Trev.


Hi Trev,

Here is the best image of the crest I can take. As you can see, the crest is considerably worn.

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Regards,

Gordon


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