Silver Dish – Wolfers Frères – Belgium – ca. 1920–1940 – 800 Silver An elegant multi-purpose silver dish created by the prestigious Belgian silversmith Wolfers Frères, one of Europe’s most celebrated houses for fine silverware. The piece is stamped with the Belgian “wolf’s head” hallmark above a W, indicating Wolfers and confirming an official 800/1000 silver fineness (“A800”). Its refined scalloped border and smooth mirrored surface make it a versatile accessory: suitable as a small serving tray, praline or bonbon dish, bottle holder, or decorative table center piece. Please note: decorative items shown in the photos are not included in this sale. Maker: Wolfers Frères Hallmarks: Wolf’s head + W (Wolfers), oval A800 (Belgian 800 silver) Silver fineness: 800/1000 Country: Belgium Period: ca. 1920–1940 (period of the Wolfers “wolf’s head” maker’s mark) Dimensions: approx. 14 cm diameter, 2 cm height Weight: approx. 83 g Condition: Very good vintage condition, light signs of use consistent with age. About the Silversmith – Wolfers Frères Founded in Brussels in 1850, Wolfers Frères became the most important Belgian silverhouse of the 19th and 20th centuries. Known for its exceptional craftsmanship and refined designs—from Art Nouveau masterpieces to high-quality table silver—Wolfers supplied European elites and received royal commissions. The wolf’s head with W is the company’s distinctive hallmark for solid silver items produced in the early–mid 20th century. Shipping Catawiki smart services. Carefully packaged and shipped with tracking and insurance.