Stem bowl - Tazza - Fußschale - Silverplated - Cup – Henry Williamson

Victorian SilveredFooted Dish / Tazza – Henry Williamson Ltd – Birmingham 1900 Object Description: Exquisite and elegant antique footed dish (tazza / confection dish) silver-plated, made in 1900 in the late Victorian era. The piece is distinguished by its fine Neoclassical ornamentation: The inner rim of the bowl features artfully worked floral medallions, linked together by delicate bow and ribbon garlands. Both the outwardly protruding footed stand and the upper rim of the bowl are adorned with a precise beaded edge embossing. The column of the foot also features a subtle, elegant fluting. The bowl is in excellent antique condition with a beautiful patina. It shows normal, age-appropriate minimal wear, but has no deep scratches, cracks, or major deformations. The stamp series on the underside is superbly preserved and sharply legible. Technical Details & Features • Object: Footed dish / confection dish / tazza • Material: Copper-nickel-zinc alloy (nickel silver), silver-plated • Weight: Exactly 164 grams (fully balanced on a digital scale) • Height: approx. 12.7 cm • Diameter (bowl): approx. 14.3 cm • Country of origin: Great Britain (England) • Manufacturer: HW Ltd (Henry Williamson Ltd) [1] • Assay office: Anchor (Birmingham) • Dating letter: Small a in the shield (year 1900) • Condition: Excellent antique conditio

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