An early 20th-century silver-plated pedestal tazza (comport dish) manufactured by the luxury British silversmiths Mappin & Webb. The bowl features a scalloped fluted interior profile and an embossed decorative repeating motif along the rim, raised on a matching flared pedestal base.
The underside bears the official manufacturer stamps reading: "Triple Deposit / Mappin & Webb's / Prince's Plate / London & Sheffield", complete with an uppercase date letter "J" enclosed within a heraldic shield.
The opposite side of the base is stamped with the official Mappin & Webb pattern code "W20 808" along with workshop production stamps "0 66".
Details
Manufacturer: Mappin & Webb (London & Sheffield, England)
Era: Edwardian (Circa 1910–1915)
Material: Triple Deposit Silver Plate over Metal Base
Size
Bowl Diameter: 23cm
Total Height: 13.5cm
Base/Foot Diameter: 11cm
Weight: 533g
Condition: Good antique condition with clear signs of historical use and age. Visible surface scratches are present, concentrated primarily inside the center of the bowl. The silver plating shows areas of partial wear in the center of the bowl as well as on the underside. No structural dents, deep gouges, or repairs.
An early 20th-century silver-plated pedestal tazza (comport dish) manufactured by the luxury British silversmiths Mappin & Webb. The bowl features a scalloped fluted interior profile and an embossed decorative repeating motif along the rim, raised on a matching flared pedestal base.
The underside bears the official manufacturer stamps reading: "Triple Deposit / Mappin & Webb's / Prince's Plate / London & Sheffield", complete with an uppercase date letter "J" enclosed within a heraldic shield.
The opposite side of the base is stamped with the official Mappin & Webb pattern code "W20 808" along with workshop production stamps "0 66".
Details
Manufacturer: Mappin & Webb (London & Sheffield, England)
Era: Edwardian (Circa 1910–1915)
Material: Triple Deposit Silver Plate over Metal Base
Size
Bowl Diameter: 23cm
Total Height: 13.5cm
Base/Foot Diameter: 11cm
Weight: 533g
Condition: Good antique condition with clear signs of historical use and age. Visible surface scratches are present, concentrated primarily inside the center of the bowl. The silver plating shows areas of partial wear in the center of the bowl as well as on the underside. No structural dents, deep gouges, or repairs.
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