Serpentine Antiques has dated this piece to the 1910s.
Heavy gauged silver has been used to make this very good quality bowl. It is formed with bulbous sides and a central ribbed piece, and stands on a plain footed base.

Nathan and Hayes are well regarded makers of the period, and are known for their Arts and Crafts interpretations of early English silver pieces.
Weight-155 grams.
Size-5 1/8 inches wide (handle to handle outside) by 3.75 inches diameter by 2.5 inches high.

Originally for sugar, and still perfect for that purpose, this bowl can also be used for sweets, nuts, mints, sauce or whatever you wish.
A lovely piece in very good condition, by very good makers.
Chester silver is also very collectable on its own as the assay office closed in 1962.
Serpentine Antiques has dated this piece to the 1910s.
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