Early 20th Century Silver-Plated Serving Dish

A stunning piece of Sheffield silverware heritage—this Early 20th Century serving dish by William Hutton & Sons Ltd is a showstopper that bridges practicality with pure elegance.

Made between 1900–1930, it's a versatile treasure: use it as one sophisticated lidded dish or remove the handle and deploy two open serving pieces for maximum impact at the table.

The oblong silhouette with rounded corners and delicate beaded rims speaks to meticulous craftsmanship, while the A1 hallmark confirms the highest grade silver plate. Every detail—from the Cross Arrows trademark to the maker's marks—tells the story of a family business that built its reputation on quality across Birmingham, Sheffield, London, and beyond.

 After 90+ years, this piece shows only the most graceful patina. No dents, dings, or significant plate loss—just authentic character and presence.

**Dimensions:** 27.3cm × 20.2cm, 11cm high with handle **Weight:** 1.537kg

Whether you're serving a grand roast, elegant vegetables, or show-stopping entrées, this substantial beauty keeps food warm while commanding attention. A timeless addition to any table with a story worth telling.