Basket - .833 silver - Basket / serving dish

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Portugal-origin circular silver bread basket in 833/1000 silver, 19 cm wide and 4 cm high, weighing 212.25 g, dating from ca. 1950–1960, with a pierced openwork border and a smooth polished centre.

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Description from the seller

Bread basket silver
Portugal assay mark (1938-1984), 833/000, and same date marker's mark.

Elegant silver basket / serving dish with a refined circular form and decorative pierced border.
The piece features a smooth polished central surface surrounded by a beautifully executed openwork gallery, composed of repeating geometric motifs. The pierced decoration gives the basket a light and elegant appearance while contrasting attractively with the plain silver centre.
A versatile decorative silver piece, suitable as a small serving basket, bonbon dish, bread basket or table centrepiece, as well as an attractive addition to a silver collection.
Details
- Object: Basket / serving dish
- Material: Silver
- Shape: Circular
- Decoration: Pierced openwork gallery
- Interior: Smooth polished surface
- Style: Classical / traditional silverware
- Dimension: 19x4.0cm
- Weight: 212.25g

Condition
Good condition with signs of age and use, including light surface scratches, minor marks and natural patina/oxidation. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description.
The item will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking and insurance.


Seller's Story

We are 75 years in the Antiques Market and the passion is the same of the first day. We are passionate on our business. And the clients are our biggest TREASURE in all this time.

Bread basket silver
Portugal assay mark (1938-1984), 833/000, and same date marker's mark.

Elegant silver basket / serving dish with a refined circular form and decorative pierced border.
The piece features a smooth polished central surface surrounded by a beautifully executed openwork gallery, composed of repeating geometric motifs. The pierced decoration gives the basket a light and elegant appearance while contrasting attractively with the plain silver centre.
A versatile decorative silver piece, suitable as a small serving basket, bonbon dish, bread basket or table centrepiece, as well as an attractive addition to a silver collection.
Details
- Object: Basket / serving dish
- Material: Silver
- Shape: Circular
- Decoration: Pierced openwork gallery
- Interior: Smooth polished surface
- Style: Classical / traditional silverware
- Dimension: 19x4.0cm
- Weight: 212.25g

Condition
Good condition with signs of age and use, including light surface scratches, minor marks and natural patina/oxidation. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description.
The item will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking and insurance.


Seller's Story

We are 75 years in the Antiques Market and the passion is the same of the first day. We are passionate on our business. And the clients are our biggest TREASURE in all this time.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Gross weight
212.25 g
Silver type
.833 silver
Title additional information
Basket / serving dish
Country of origin
Portugal
Material
Silver
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
4 cm
Width
19 cm
Depth
19 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
PortugalVerified
5820
Objects sold
95.76%
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