A magnificent centerpiece featuring rich ornamentation characteristic of the late Neo-Rococo or Eclectic style. -Origin: Italian -Style: Neo-Rococo or Eclectic -Period: Late 19th or early 20th century (approximately 1890-1920) -Material: Silver-plated brass -Technique: Casting, repoussé, and openwork. Finished with a silver plating. -Rich ornamentation, characteristic of the late Neo-Rococo or Eclectic style. The piece has an irregular, lobed shape at the edge, creating a dynamic effect. It features an exuberant design with scroll motifs, acanthus leaves, and floral and shell elements (rocaille), typical of the revived Rococo style. Among the main motifs is an openwork mesh or latticework (grid/trellis), which lends visual lightness and sophistication, emphasizing the piece's meticulous craftsmanship. The foot features a robust, sculpted design with scrolls and pearls, lending it an elegant elevation. The center is smooth and polished, creating a contrast with the highly decorated rim, which draws attention to the reflections and its utilitarian function. - Hallmark: Visible mark as "ARG 8" (possibly the full designation is ARG 800 or ARG 835, indicating a silver standard for plating; in the Italian context, this refers to "Argento"). - Measurements: Outer diameter: 34 cm; Diameter of the central bowl: 18 cm; Height: 9.5 cm. - Condition: Very good, with patina consistent with age. It exhibits the characteristic luster of silver plating and the definition of ornamental details. Minor surface marks of use and age are visible on the central bowl. (No dents or damage). This is a piece of great decorative and historical value. Shipping is by registered mail with tracking number and/or insurance.