A Unique Antique Silver-Plated Scottish Revival Dish richly decorated with Celtic motifs and supported on scroll feet. Around the outer wall runs a broad engraved band of interlaced Celtic knotwork, crisply executed and deeply cut to create a strong visual contrast against the polished silver body. While it takes inspiration from the form of the Scottish quaich, this piece is on a far larger scale and intended more as a ceremonial serving dish, presentation piece, or centre bowl rather than a drinking vessel – circa 1920.
Measurements:
Height: 4" (approx. 10cm)
Width (handle to handle): 10 1/2" (approx. 26.5cm)
Depth: 5 3/4" (approx. 14.5cm)
Total weight: 604g
In good condition – Excellent polished surface with crisp engraving; only minor age-related wear.
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