Neo-Classical style silver plated rectangular planter with silk flowers.

James Dixon & Sons (Sheffield), sterling chargers, Edwardian period (≈1900–1915) Material: Sterling silver (.925) Assay office: Sheffield (crossed keys + crown)

17th century pewter charger with hallmarks. Good patina

A rare and wonderful example of Aesthetic Movement decoration at it's finest. This silver plated planter sits on a stone or marble base, atop four round silver feet. It is decorated ...

This elegant antique silver-plated covered serving dish features refined engraved decoration in neoclassical style, highlighted by scalloped fan and garland motifs around the lid. The finely detailed beaded edge and decorative cast handle add to its sophistication, making it both a practical tableware item and a decorative accent. The interior shows age-related wear consistent with its history of use, adding to its authentic antique character. Originally designed as a vegetable dish or entrée server, it remains a versatile piece suitable for entertaining, display, or interior styling. Dating from the late 19th to early 20th century, this piece exemplifies the artistry of traditional silverplate craftsmanship, perfect for collectors of antique silver, Victorian tableware, or decorative arts. Key Details: Material: Silver plate Period: Late 19th – early 20th century Style: Victorian / Edwardian / Neoclassical Revival Features: Ornate engraved lid, beaded edging, cast handle, detachable cover Condition: Good antique condition, interior plating worn from use (see photos), exterior retains strong decorative presence Dimensions: [Insert measurements here] antique silver-plated serving dish, covered vegetable dish, Victorian silverplate, Edwardian silver tableware, neoclassical silver dish, ornate silver serving ware, 19th century silver décor, antique silver platter...