On offer is a stunning 19th-century silver-plated butter server, Item 4940 from the 1886 Meriden Company catalogue. This elegant Victorian-era piece was made by the Meriden Company, which later merged with 1847 Rogers Bros and eventually became Meriden Britannia Co.

Estimated Production Period: 1862 – 1877

This ornate domed butter dish stands at approx. 12.5 inches tall and features intricate Victorian floral engravings. Originally, it had a fork holder on the side, most likely for serving asparagus, but that piece is no longer present.

📌 Key Features:

✅ Authentic 19th-Century American Silver Plate
✅ Produced by Meriden Co. (Pre-Meriden Britannia Co.)
✅ Original Design Listed in the 1886 Meriden Catalogue
✅ Elegant Dome Lid with Ornate Victorian Etchings
✅ A Rare & Functional Collector’s Piece

🎁 Ideal For:

✔️ Collectors of Antique Silverware & Tableware
✔️ Victorian & Edwardian Kitchen Enthusiasts
✔️ Luxury Dining & Home Décor
✔️ A Perfect Gift for Antique Lovers

This is a rare and exquisite find from a prestigious American silverware maker.

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