A large French silver serving dish made by the renowned Parisian silversmith Maison Cardeilhac around 1900. The dish has an elegant circular shape with a scalloped rim, decorated with rocaille ornaments, acanthus leaves and finely detailed scrollwork. Its restrained yet decorative design reflects the Louis Philippe style. Made entirely of solid 950/1000 silver, bearing the French Minerva hallmark and the Cardeilhac Paris signature, together with the maker's mark EC. The dish measures 32 cm in diameter, stands 3.5 cm high and weighs 873 g. Preserved in very good antique condition, with natural patina consistent with its age. From the Bednarek family collection, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity and historical documentation.