William HUTTON & Sons (WH & S & P) - Hors d'oeuvre set - Silverplated, Silverplated - Caviar service
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Selected by Elena Napoleone
Holds a bachelor's degree in history of art and architecture, with 12 years of experience in decorative arts.
Estimate € 170 - € 200
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A silver-plated caviar serving dish by William HUTTON & Sons of Sheffield, dating from 1910–1920, with an ice plate and a wooden finial.
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Antique William HUTTON & Sons Sheffield serving piece, of Edwardian style and period, made in the early 20th century to serve caviar and hors d'oeuvres.
Piece with authentic contrasts and hallmarking by Goldsmiths. Tray with a protective ice plate, cover highlights its gilding and a handle in noble wood characteristic of the period and Art Deco style.
H 12 x Ø 20 cm.
Weight - 800 g.
Exclusive piece - Table Art, rare to find due to its age, style and usage features.
This piece is not new, with more than 90 years of age, very well preserved with an exclusive mirror shine – with slight mark and bump on the cover.
#Most wanted#Exclusiveartdetable#Sheffield#Caviar
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We ship to all of Europe.
We ship all over Europe — Excellent professional packaging!!!
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Seller's Story
I was born into an artistic environment, with respect for the ancient world and our historical origins. My path of artistic base. and subsequent professional training specialized in furniture and interior decoration.
Our pieces cover the periods from the 18th century to the mid 90's. Our lots are purchased from professional businesses mostly in France.
We ship worldwide.
Your shipments will be sent in 24-48h on business days - except December 25-26.
Translated by Google TranslateThe first image is AI-enhanced to better showcase the design against a neutral background. Please rely only on the following original photos for the item’s true condition.
Antique William HUTTON & Sons Sheffield serving piece, of Edwardian style and period, made in the early 20th century to serve caviar and hors d'oeuvres.
Piece with authentic contrasts and hallmarking by Goldsmiths. Tray with a protective ice plate, cover highlights its gilding and a handle in noble wood characteristic of the period and Art Deco style.
H 12 x Ø 20 cm.
Weight - 800 g.
Exclusive piece - Table Art, rare to find due to its age, style and usage features.
This piece is not new, with more than 90 years of age, very well preserved with an exclusive mirror shine – with slight mark and bump on the cover.
#Most wanted#Exclusiveartdetable#Sheffield#Caviar
Secure professional shipping, using high-quality packaging materials.
Transport by DHL (GoGreen+ CO₂), UPS, Access Point, included in the purchase price.
The buyer must track the package using the provided tracking number.
Special professional packaging already included in the shipping price.
We ship to all of Europe.
We ship all over Europe — Excellent professional packaging!!!
✦ Delivery conditions
If the buyer is absent, please provide an address with an available recipient.
Once hand delivery is confirmed by the transport company, we are not responsible for handling, reshipment, resale, or any subsequent arrangements made by the recipient.
✦ Copyright
Images and descriptions in this listing are protected by copyright.
Any unauthorized use constitutes an intellectual property infringement.
✦ Customs and special territories
For countries outside the EU, overseas territories or islands, the buyer is responsible for customs, import duties and any additional costs if any.
✦ Valuation and profile
We invite you to complete the valuation you will receive from the platform.
Check our other items on the profile and follow us if you like our style.
Thanks for your visit.
Seller's Story
I was born into an artistic environment, with respect for the ancient world and our historical origins. My path of artistic base. and subsequent professional training specialized in furniture and interior decoration.
Our pieces cover the periods from the 18th century to the mid 90's. Our lots are purchased from professional businesses mostly in France.
We ship worldwide.
Your shipments will be sent in 24-48h on business days - except December 25-26.
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Era
1900-2000
Weight
800 g
Style subtype
Edwardian Style
Specific region of origin
Sheffield
Title additional information
Caviar service
Number of objects
1
Material
Silverplated, Silverplated
Manufacturer/brand
William HUTTON & Sons (WH & S & P)
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Style
Antique
Colour
Silver
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
120 mm
Width
200 mm
Depth
200 mm
Estimated period
1910-1920
