A Large Solid Silver Fruit/Punch Bowl with Chased Motifs - Barraclough & Sons 1904

Description and Details 

We are delighted to offer this wonderfully large and ornate solid silver fruit/punch bowl made by silversmith Barraclough & Sons in London, 1904.

The bowl features a highly embellished chased motifs of flowers, acanthus leaves and scrolls throughout its whole body with a wonderful amount of flair. A blank cartouche is present in the centre with no engravings/monograms - ideal for presentation/adding your own personal one, should you wish to do so. 

The top rim features a slightly notched design with further accepted engravings that can only be seen from a top-down view.

Interior wise, the bowl is clean and presents a generous volume in which a variety of contents can be placed within, such as fruits, punch (with a ladle to serve) or even as a wonderfully elegant manner to display your favourite flowers in a rose bowl fashion. 

Beneath the main bowl lies a widened base and short neck that strongly supports the heavy weight of whatever is placed within with no wobble. 

Full set of English hallmarks are clearly marked on the side of the bowl. 

An attractive, ornate and practical piece of English antique silverware - ideal for placing it in the centre of your table in order to display it by itself or to hold fruits/flowers as part of elegant interior decor. 

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