Victorian silver metal butter dish

Very rare victorian butter dish with original glass insert and lid, first quality a1 made by william hutton and son, marked on the bottom with the mark used in 1864-c.1870 and numbered 22985. Extremely rare with glass insert of original in excellent condition, marked epns a1 and hard soldered. Can also be used for cheese or as a sardine tin. Very elegant piece, made of glass and a rectangular silver lid with a silver dish. This very elegant antique lidded dish could also be used as a cheese dish, jam pot, for condiments, sardine tin and for its beauty presentation. Perfect wedding gift for a lover of english tableware. Measurements: height: 2.3"/ 6 cm length: 5.1"/ 13 cm length with handles 7.6"/ 19.5 cm wide: 4.3"/ 11 cm glass dish only: depth 1.5 "/ 4 cm weight: 816 grams. Condition: good condition for its age. Glass without damage, silver plated without damage. Since my items are vintage, that means they are aged and will have some wear. Please look carefully all photos and ask your questions before making your purchase. We will be happy to send more photos upon request.

Ref. : J8SG5EF1