Silver-Plated Dish by Rey & Poilleux, 1880s Paris

This elegant silver-plated vegetable/soup dish, crafted by Rey & Poilleux, dates back to 1880-1881 and embodies the timeless grace of the Louis XVI style. The dish features a refined border adorned with interlaced ribbon motifs, adding a sophisticated texture to its design. The lid is crowned with a pine cone-shaped handle, meticulously detailed and encircled by a laurel wreath base—symbolizing prosperity and tradition.

Made in Paris, France, this piece bears the hallmark of the Master Goldsmith and weighs an impressive 1064 grams, ensuring durability and a touch of luxury. Its shimmering silver finish reflects the artistry and craftsmanship of the late 19th century, making it not just a functional item but a centerpiece for any collection or dining table.

Whether displayed or used to serve, this dish brings a sense of history, elegance, and French refinement to your home. Perfect for collectors or connoisseurs of antique silverware.

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All our products are vintage or antique items that have been previously used and loved. As such, they may display signs of age, wear, imperfections, or minor defects that add to their unique charm and authenticity. Some items in our collection have been carefully restored or preserved, while others have been left in their original untouched condition to honor their history and character. We invite you to appreciate the stories these timeless pieces carry.