Butter dish - .833 silver
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Crystal butter dish with a solid silver frame (.833) from the Netherlands, dating to 1850–1900, measuring 16 by 16 by 14 cm and weighing 660 g in good used condition.
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Crystal butter dish with silver mount – Netherlands, ca. 1880
An elegant crystal butter dish, dating from circa 1880 and originating from the Netherlands, executed with a solid silver mount (.833). This object combines refined glasswork with precious metal and reflects the rich table culture of the late 19th century.
The dish is crafted from clear crystal and features beautifully cut motifs, with geometric patterns that light up in a lively way. The silver mount frames the glass in a stylish manner and provides a sturdy and luxurious finish.
Such butter dishes were part of a well-kept place setting and were used at formal meals. Today they are valued as decorative objects and collectibles within antique crystal and silverware.
Overview
Object: butter dish
Material: cut crystal with silver mount (.833)
Origin: Netherlands
Period: ca. 1880
Features: fine engraving, combination of glass and silver
Condition: signs of wear appropriate for age
Dimensions and weight
Length: 16 cm
Width: 16 cm
Height: 14 cm
Weight: 660 g
The photos are part of the lot descriptions. The object will be well packed and insured for shipping.
Seller's Story
Welcome! As a family business, we have been specialized in finding and selling rare and special objects for over 30 years. With a lot of passion and dedication we search city and country for the most prestigious items for our customers. We are proud of our collection and enjoy the unique history and beauty of each object. Feel free to take a look at all our items and discover the treasures!
Translated by Google TranslateCrystal butter dish with silver mount – Netherlands, ca. 1880
An elegant crystal butter dish, dating from circa 1880 and originating from the Netherlands, executed with a solid silver mount (.833). This object combines refined glasswork with precious metal and reflects the rich table culture of the late 19th century.
The dish is crafted from clear crystal and features beautifully cut motifs, with geometric patterns that light up in a lively way. The silver mount frames the glass in a stylish manner and provides a sturdy and luxurious finish.
Such butter dishes were part of a well-kept place setting and were used at formal meals. Today they are valued as decorative objects and collectibles within antique crystal and silverware.
Overview
Object: butter dish
Material: cut crystal with silver mount (.833)
Origin: Netherlands
Period: ca. 1880
Features: fine engraving, combination of glass and silver
Condition: signs of wear appropriate for age
Dimensions and weight
Length: 16 cm
Width: 16 cm
Height: 14 cm
Weight: 660 g
The photos are part of the lot descriptions. The object will be well packed and insured for shipping.
Seller's Story
Welcome! As a family business, we have been specialized in finding and selling rare and special objects for over 30 years. With a lot of passion and dedication we search city and country for the most prestigious items for our customers. We are proud of our collection and enjoy the unique history and beauty of each object. Feel free to take a look at all our items and discover the treasures!
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Era
1400-1900
Gross weight
660 g
Silver type
.833 silver
Country of origin
Netherlands
Material
Glass, Silver
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
14 cm
Width
16 cm
Depth
16 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
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