Fruit dish on pedestal centerpiece silver metal William Hutton

Elegant silver plated centerpiece or fruit dish with antique victorian plinth marked on the bottom william hutton and sons a1 for premium silver plated, crossed arrow and numbered 19931. Description: this is a truly elegant piece: a late victorian silver-plated oval-shaped dish, traditionally used as a tray or fruit dish, but versatile enough to serve a variety of purposes. Made by william hutton & sons, this antique plinth features an oval dish supported by a short plinth on an oval base. A 19th century (circa 1890) silver centerpiece or fruit dish (plate), a fine quality, finely cast dish made by the famous william hutton and sons who were founded in 1800 in birmingham england and were moved to sheffield in 1832 and became known for their exceptional quality plating (after licensing the process from elkingtons), then in the late 1800s developed a new nickel known as british plate.(this piece bears both the maker's mark for william hutton and sons as well as the bp for the british plate). The condition testifies to the quality of the manufacturing, with no problems to report regarding the condition. Dating from the 1890s, this piece features beautifully detailed work. The silver edge is delicately designed. This antique treasure is not only elegant but also a great conversation piece. Measurements: height: 3.9"/10 cm plate: 12"/30.6 cm X 9.1"/23.3 cm weight: 515 grams this piece is in very good vintage condition, with signs of age expected but no damage. As these are vintage items, they bear the marks of time and will show signs of wear. We recommend that you review all photos carefully and ask any questions you may have before making your purchase. If you would like to see more ph.

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