This impressive oval pedestal dish, crafted in silver plated brass by the renowned Deykin & Sons at their historic Venetian Works in Birmingham, is a heavy-weight example of 19th-century English silver plate. Weighing in at a solid 733 grams, it has the premium feel and stability of a high-end heirloom piece.
The design features a classic oval "tazza" form, raised on a flared pedestal base. The wide, sweeping bowl is finished with a masterfully cast scalloped rim, featuring ornate scroll and floral motifs that catch the light beautifully.
Details:
Maker: Deykin & Sons (Birmingham, England).
Period: Victorian (c. 1870–1890).
Material: EPNS (Electro-Plated Nickel Silver).
Authenticity: Bears the authentic maker's marks for Deykin & Sons on the base.
Measurements:
Weight: 733 Grams
Length: 31 cm (approx. 12.2 inches)
Width: 22 cm (approx. 8.7 inches)
Height: 10 cm (approx. 4 inches)
Condition:
This dish is in good antique condition with a brilliant, reflective shine. As is common with authentic Victorian silver plate of this age, there are light surface scratches and a few small pitting marks/dark spots in the center of the well shown in the photos. The plating is strong and the piece is structurally sound, standing perfectly level on its pedestal base.
Any other objects in the photos are for illustration only.
