On offer is a 19th century American silver plated butter server by the Meriden Company, dating to the Victorian period circa 1862 to 1877. This example corresponds to catalogue pattern number 4940, as recorded in the Meriden 1886 catalogue, confirming its original production and design.

The server features a domed lid richly engraved with Victorian floral decoration, suspended within an arched frame and raised on decorative feet. Meriden was one of the foremost American silver manufacturers of the 19th century and later merged with 1847 Rogers Bros to form the Meriden Britannia Company. Their silver plate is widely admired for its durability and ornate workmanship. This piece stands approximately 12.5 inches tall. A side mounted fork holder was originally present but is now missing; otherwise, the server remains in good antique condition and retains strong decorative presence.

A striking example of American Victorian silver plate that reflects the quality and design associated with the Meriden Company.

Key Features
✅ Genuine American silver plate butter server
✅ Meriden Company Victorian period manufacture
✅ Catalogue pattern number 4940 listed in 1886
✅ Domed lid with ornate engraved floral decoration
✅ Approx. 12.5 inches tall
✅ Condition: Good antique condition, fork holder missing

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Stock code 1324