Antique Meriden Silver Plate Co. Nut Dish #650 circa 1898-1938 - International Silver Co ice sculpture making it ideal for small

making it ideal for small spaces and out-of-the-way storage

That is a diet of choice for the forager intent on creating interesting meals from plants and fruits that grow wild in the landscape year-round

or cocktail carrier

drawings nad sketches by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

Prized for both their hand-painted and decorative transferware patterns

Antique Meriden Silver Plate Co. Nut Dish #650 circa 1898-1938 - International Silver Co ice sculpture making it ideal for small{HISTORY} So stylish for serving humble tree seeds, this square silver plate nut dish was made by Meriden Silver Plate Co, in Meriden, Connecticut sometime between 1898 1938. Originally, this dish would have come in a set complete with tongs and matching miniature dishes for individual use. What's especially fun about this pretty piece are its feet and its rounded bottom an unusual dimension that fit the shape of unshelled nuts perfectly. Still a