Unusual English Sterling Silver Casserole Dish with Wooden Handles – Early 20th Century London assay mark, 1959, and same date marker's mark Maker S.J. Phillips. Provenance from a New York Estate. Attractive and unusual English sterling silver casserole dish, dating from the early 20th century, displaying a refined yet functional design typical of high-quality British silverware. The piece is crafted in solid sterling silver, with a deep, rounded body and a clean, understated form. It is fitted with two opposing wooden handles, mounted in silver brackets, offering both practicality and a pleasing contrast between the warm tones of the wood and the bright silver surface. The interior and underside bear clear English sterling silver hallmarks, confirming authenticity and quality (see photos). Such casserole dishes were traditionally used for serving vegetables or hot dishes at the table and are today appreciated as both functional silver and decorative presentation pieces. Examples of this model appear in international auction records, underlining its desirability and collectability. Details: Origin: England Period: Early 20th century Material: Sterling silver Handles: Wooden handles with silver mounts Type: Casserole / serving dish Hallmarks: English sterling silver hallmarks present Dimension: 37x35.5cm Height: 17cm Weight: 1855g Condition: Good antique condition, with surface wear, light scratches, and patina consistent with age and use. Sent via UPS with tracking number