This charming 19th-century butter dish is a beautiful example of European tableware designed to elevate even the simplest rituals. Crafted in Poland, the cylindrical silverplate form is etched with linear banding and rests on small bracket-style feet, giving it an architectural presence despite its compact size.
The lid features a sculptural rectangular handle and reveals a glass insert inside—originally meant to keep butter cool and protected while serving. Pieces like this were staples on formal breakfast and supper tables, where even the butter course was presented with intention.
PRODUCT INFORMATION Era: 19th Century Condition: Light wear consistent with age Country of Origin: Poland Materials: Silverplate, glass Dimensions: 3.75" L x 3.75" W x 3" H Color/Finish: Silver Care: Use good quality, non-abrasive silver polish
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