Elegant Art Deco Hallmarked Sterling Silver Sauce Boat – Hawksworth Eyre Birmingham 1934
An elegant and timeless example of early 20th-century English silver craftsmanship, this near-antique Art Deco sterling silver sauce boat is both practical and highly collectable.
Beautifully crafted by Hawksworth Eyre & Company and fully hallmarked for Birmingham, 1934, the piece captures the refined sophistication of the Art Deco period. Its clean, sculptural lines, gently flared rim, and gracefully curved handle reflect the movement’s hallmark balance of simplicity and modern elegance.
Raised on a shaped footed base, the sauce boat has a pleasing weight and presence, making it ideal for both functional use and display. Whether used for serving sauces, cream, or gravies at table, or showcased within a curated silver collection, it offers enduring style and quality synonymous with fine British silversmithing.
The polished sterling surface catches the light beautifully, while the classic proportions and elegant form make this a versatile and desirable piece for collectors and lovers of antique silver alike.
Maker: Hawksworth Eyre & Company
Assay: Birmingham
Year: 1934
Weight: 227 grams
Dimensions: Height 9.2 cm | Length 16.5 cm | Width 8 cm
Condition:
Very good condition for age, with only light, age-appropriate surface wear. A well-preserved and handsome example of Art Deco sterling silver, ready to be enjoyed or added to a distinguished collection.