SILVER ELECTROPLATED COMPOTE DISH The body contains linear etchings

The body contains linear etchings and carving of varying widths and stroke lengths

maintains that the grolla mustn’t be set down until the contents of the drink are finished — a practice rooted in the spirit of togetherness that was well enjoyed as far back as the Middle-Ages

Upon their arrival over four centuries ago

this 1960’s Yugoslavian Shepherd’s Cup was often given to newlyweds a traditional wedding gift

SILVER ELECTROPLATED COMPOTE DISH The body contains linear etchingsThis antique silver electroplated compote dish by Elkington & Co. is elegant and stately in its silhouette, taking inspiration from classical Greek pottery and catapulting elements of the style into a more contemporary design that would have been considered en vogue around 1924, the year this piece was produced according to the date letter M engraved on the bottom of the dish. The silver manufacturer was founded in Birmingham in the 1830s and remained