Salva em prata reprodução de salva do séc. XVI/XVII, P. 698 g.

Salva em prata reprodução de salva do séc. XVI/XVII, P. 698 g.
Silver apparatus salver, work attributable to the 17th century. 19th/20th century, reproduction of the standing salver from the 19th century. 16th/18th century in gilt silver from the collection of the Palácio Nacional da Ajuda, belonging to the collection of Dom Fernando I. Cut edge decorated with fins, rim with decoration in relief representing various scenes with figures, separated by columns. Center decorated with a duke's crown topping the weapons used by the Dukes of Cadaval and the first Dukes of Bragança. Back with hanging loop. Unbranded, over 50 years old, pursuant to Decree-Law 120/2017, of September 15 - art. 2, paragraph 2, letter c). Wear, oxidation and signs of use.
Approximate weight: 698 g.; diam. approx.: 35 cm.

The original platter is in the Palácio da Ajuda, dating from the 16th century. XVI, with changes in the century. XVIII, such as the adaptation of the edge and foot. The one presented here has a different volume, which is why an image of the sage was used as a model, not a visualization of it. It also features a curious design variant, on one of the shields of a soldier in the original salvo, in this salvo it is replaced by the representation of a man's face with a beard and mustache.