Birks Sterling Silver Pedestal Dish, Pierced Floral Pattern, Rope Edge, 18.8 cm, c.1930s–1940s, No. SS115

Birks Sterling Silver Pedestal Dish, Pierced Floral Pattern, Rope Edge, 18.8 cm, c.1930s–1940s, No. SS115

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Birks Sterling Silver Pedestal Dish, Pierced Floral Pattern, Rope Edge, 18.8 cm, c.1930s–1940s, No. SS115

Birks Sterling Silver Pedestal Dish, Pierced Floral Pattern, Rope Edge, 18.8 cm, c.1930s–1940s, No. SS115

$1,575.00
Precio de oferta  $1,575.00 Precio habitual 

This elegant Birks Sterling silver pedestal dish was crafted by Henry Birks & Sons, Canada’s most prestigious jeweller and silversmith, often referred to as the “Tiffany of Canada.”

✨ Details:

Maker: Birks Sterling

Material: Solid sterling silver (.925)

Weight: 222 grams

Diameter: 18.8 cm (7.4 inches)

Height: 7 cm (2.75 inches)

Hallmarks: BIRKS STERLING with traditional Birks lion, anchor, and date letter “H” stamp

Design: Delicate pierced floral and foliate border with alternating rosette motifs, fluted bowl center, and twisted rope edge

Pattern No.: 62/15

🕰️ Dating & Craftsmanship:
The hallmark combination including the Birks lion–anchor–letter sequence corresponds to the 1930s–1940s period. During this era, Birks produced many of its sterling pieces in Birmingham-inspired styles, incorporating refined Georgian and Edwardian design elements. The fluted center and floral openwork border reflect late-Art-Deco elegance, balanced by traditional symmetry.

🎨 Style Notes:
This pedestal dish is perfect as a candy dish, nut bowl, or decorative centerpiece. Its airy pierced pattern casts beautiful reflections, while the polished sterling surface adds timeless sophistication to any setting.

🧼 Condition:
Excellent vintage condition with minor age-appropriate surface marks only. Professionally polished to a bright finish. No dents, repairs, or structural damage.

💡 Highlights

Authentic Canadian sterling silver craftsmanship by Birks

Refined pierced and fluted design, rope-twist rim

Early 20th-century production (circa 1930s–40s)

Collectible and display-worthy; ideal for gifting

🪙 Estimated Period

Circa 1930s–1940s, based on hallmark style and Birks’ mid-century production numbering (62/15).

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