A Beautiful & Unique Victorian Solid Silver Dish in Flower Form - George Fox 1864

Description and Details 

We are delighted to offer this gorgeous and unusual Victorian solid silver dish with the marks of George Fox, London 1864.

Upon first glance, the dish presents itself with splendour even to the untrained eye with an indulging fully silver-gilt surface (gold on top of solid silver). 

To the seasoned collector, perhaps it is the unusual and unique form of the dish and its decorations that are most appealing. The dish has a raised border and a six-petal flower design with each edge being intricately decorated with a beaded border. In addition to its wonderful gilt tone, the edges are finely engraved with various foliate and scrolled motifs that provide excellent contrast and accent to the overall design. 

As mentioned above, the entire surface is gilt - this not only serves a luxurious aesthetic purpose but protects the silver underneath from oxidising/tarnishing with contents that may be held within. Due to its compact and practical size, this dish could be practically used in the modern day with many contemporary ideas: it may be an ideal jewellery tray for your bedside or why not serve desserts, fruits or confectionary in opulence with your morning coffee, or perhaps for cigar aficionados, this serves as an inimitable & stylish ashtray.  

A full set of clear & crisp English hallmarks are present on the reverse side of the dish. 

*Please note: all images with other items are for display purposes only, this listing is for the dish only. 

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