Finest Antique English Cake Stand by Daniel & Arter - 1908

Name: Finest Antique English Cake Stand by Daniel & Arter - 1908
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA291732
Availability: SoldOut

1900 - 1920

Sold by Puckerings

Description

Probably the best silver plated cakestand I have had for many years, top quality and a hefty, solid construction.

The three tier stand has a ribbon and reed decoration and the stunning handle to the top crowned with a foliate garland tied with a bow.

The theme is carried through on the large heavy dishes, each shaped rim with a reeded trim and a series of bows.

Each dish has the full mark for the well renowned silversmith, Daniel & Arter together with EPNS for Electro-Plated Nickel Silver. This piece is lucky enough to have been granted an English design registration number, reserved for the finest of items, the number is for the year 1908, making this an Edwardian example.

The footprint measures 12 1/2" x 12 1/2" and towers 22" to the top of the handle; each plate measures 8" in diameter.

Excellent condition.

Item ID: 35866

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Declaration

Puckerings has dated this piece to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers

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SA291732

Dealers Internal Reference

35866

Dealers Notes

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Description

Probably the best silver plated cakestand I have had for many years, top quality and a hefty, solid construction.

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The three tier stand has a ribbon and reed decoration and the stunning handle to the top crowned with a foliate garland tied with a bow.

Puckerings

fig 1. Finest Antique English Cake Stand by Daniel & Arter - 1908

The theme is carried through on the large heavy dishes, each shaped rim with a reeded trim and a series of bows.

Each dish has the full mark for the well renowned silversmith, Daniel & Arter together with EPNS for Electro-Plated Nickel Silver. This piece is lucky enough to have been granted an English design registration number, reserved for the finest of items, the number is for the year 1908, making this an Edwardian example.