A fine covered Butter Dish & Stand made in London in 1852 by Edward & John Barnard.

A fine covered Butter Dish & Stand made in London in 1852 by Edward & John Barnard.
A fine covered Butter Dish & Stand made in London in 1852 by Edward & John Barnard.
A fine covered Butter Dish & Stand made in London in 1852 by Edward & John Barnard.
A fine covered Butter Dish & Stand made in London in 1852 by Edward & John Barnard.

A fine covered Butter Dish & Stand made in London in 1852 by Edward & John Barnard.

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British Silver Post 1830

Reference

153988

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The Glass Butter Dish stands on an octagonal raised base engraved with pluming scroll work and floral sprays. The slightly domed cover is decorated with the same engraving and terminates in a finely detailed cow finial on a base textured to simulate grass. The original glass is of the finest quality.

Dimensions:

Height 6 cm / 2 "
Width 7 cm / 3"
Year

1852

Country

London

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