This 19th-century candy dish by Fraget Warsaw exemplifies the refined metalwork of Poland during the 1850s. The piece features an octagonal silhouette, elevated by ornate, cast feet that reflect the decorative sensibilities of the era. Constructed from silver-plated metal, the dish is adorned with intricate floral and foliate motifs on both the lid and the escutcheon. The base bears the maker's mark, confirming its origin from the esteemed Warsaw silversmith. The silver finish provides a classic, reflective surface that highlights the detailed relief work. The dish remains in good condition, displaying a natural patina consistent with its age and historical use. The original key is present, adding to the completeness of this antique object. This candy dish serves as an elegant accent piece for a classic or eclectic interior. It is well-suited for display on a console or sideboard, offering both historical character and functional charm.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsSilverMaterialMetal, SilverNumber of items1Height9 cmWidth13 cmDepth9 cmSigns of usageDiscoloring, Scratches