19th Century English Gilt-Washed Silver Plated Meat Dome by William Hutton & Sons

$3,400.00

This mid-19th century English gilt-washed silver plated meat dome, crafted by the renowned Sheffield firm William Hutton & Sons, exemplifies the elegance and fine craftsmanship of the period. The piece features a beautifully applied gilt gold wash over the silver plate, enhancing its refined oval form and highlighting its decorative presence.

The dome is distinguished by a finely detailed finial handle in a berry and tree motif, adding both sculptural interest and functional practicality. Its elegant proportions—approximately 18 inches in length, 11.5 inches in width, and 13.5 inches in height—give it a commanding presence on the dining table, while the gilt wash provides a warm, luxurious glow.

This 19th century meat cover is in very good condition, with minor wear consistent with age and careful use, and bears the signature of William Hutton & Sons, confirming its Sheffield origin and authenticity. Its combination of classic mid-19th century design, gilt-washed surface, and distinctive decorative handle make it a distinguished example of English silver plated tableware, perfect for collectors or as a refined display and serving piece.

This mid-19th century English gilt-washed silver plated meat dome, crafted by the renowned Sheffield firm William Hutton & Sons, exemplifies the elegance and fine craftsmanship of the period. The piece features a beautifully applied gilt gold wash over the silver plate, enhancing its refined oval form and highlighting its decorative presence.

The dome is distinguished by a finely detailed finial handle in a berry and tree motif, adding both sculptural interest and functional practicality. Its elegant proportions—approximately 18 inches in length, 11.5 inches in width, and 13.5 inches in height—give it a commanding presence on the dining table, while the gilt wash provides a warm, luxurious glow.

This 19th century meat cover is in very good condition, with minor wear consistent with age and careful use, and bears the signature of William Hutton & Sons, confirming its Sheffield origin and authenticity. Its combination of classic mid-19th century design, gilt-washed surface, and distinctive decorative handle make it a distinguished example of English silver plated tableware, perfect for collectors or as a refined display and serving piece.