English Silver-Plated Biscuit Box with Integral Tray and Acorn Finial | Circa 1900

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An elegant English silver-plated biscuit box dating to the turn of the twentieth century, featuring a lobed oval form embellished with delicate beaded banding and a hinged lid engraved with scrolling foliate motifs. The lid is surmounted by a finely cast acorn finial, while the box rests upon an integral oval tray decorated with stylized floral ornament and raised on four branch-form feet.

Designed for serving biscuits, sweets, or tea accompaniments, this unusual example combines the biscuit box and serving stand into a single sculptural form. Today it would make an attractive addition to a tea table, bar cart, or sideboard, and could also be repurposed as a decorative catchall.

Dimensions: 9” L x 7” D x 7” H

Wear consistent with age and use, including light scratches, minor rubbing to the silver plate, and oxidation to the interior. The hinge is secure and operates smoothly.

An elegant English silver-plated biscuit box dating to the turn of the twentieth century, featuring a lobed oval form embellished with delicate beaded banding and a hinged lid engraved with scrolling foliate motifs. The lid is surmounted by a finely cast acorn finial, while the box rests upon an integral oval tray decorated with stylized floral ornament and raised on four branch-form feet.

Designed for serving biscuits, sweets, or tea accompaniments, this unusual example combines the biscuit box and serving stand into a single sculptural form. Today it would make an attractive addition to a tea table, bar cart, or sideboard, and could also be repurposed as a decorative catchall.

Dimensions: 9” L x 7” D x 7” H

Wear consistent with age and use, including light scratches, minor rubbing to the silver plate, and oxidation to the interior. The hinge is secure and operates smoothly.