ANTIQUE SILVER ENTREE DISHES
Our antique silver entree dishes come in a variety of styles and designs including pairs of sterling silver entre dishes. To see any silver entre dish in more detail, just click on the image for an enlarged picture. All our antique silver entre dishes are available for online purchase with free insured delivery or visit our store in the London Silver Vaults. You may also be interested in Antique Silver Dishes.
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A handsome Antique Sterling Silver entree dish with cover, having a rectangular body with rounded corners and applied straight gadroon borders, a cast bayonet-fit removable asparagus style loop handle, and sitting on a flat base. Made by Carrington and Co., of London in 1912. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver entree dish and cover are length 28 cms (11 inches), height including handle 11 cms (4.5 inches), width 20 cms (8 inches), and with a total weight of approx. 1,540g (49.7 troy ounces). |
£1,975 |
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Antique Victorian sterling silver entree dish and cover, having shaped applied reeded border, with removable handle, and sitting on an original Old Sheffield plated hot-water warming stand. All made by T & J Creswick of London in 1843. Length 35 cms (13.75 inches), width 24 cms (9.5 inches), height including handle 19 cms (7.5 inches). Weight of entree dish and cover approx. 1,591g (51 troy ounces). Please note that the cover is crested. |
£2,495 |
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Antique Victorian silver plated double entree dish, having a very unusual double oval dish style, with removable cover and handle, applied gadroon and shell borders, a further side handle, and sitting on four cast lions-paw feet. Made in ca. 1890. The dimensions of this fine double entree dish and cover are height 15 cms (6 inches), length 23 cms (9 inches), and width 21.5 cms (8.5 inches). |
£295 |
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Antique Victorian silver-plated pair of entree dishes with covers, having bayonet-fit removable handles, very pretty shaped rectangular bodies, with gadroon and floral borders. Made by James Dixon and Sons in ca. 1870. Length 36 cms (14 inches), height including handle 13 cms (5 inches), width 22 cms (8.5 inches). |
£665 |
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Antique Victorian sterling silver two-handled entree dish with cover and internal liner with space underneath to pour hot water. Made by Turner Bradbury of Sheffield in 1900. Length (inc. handles) 35 cms (13.75 inches), width 21.5 cms (8.5 inches), height (inc. finial) 14 cms (5.5 inches). Weight approx. 56 troy ounces (1,736g). |
£1,275 |
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An Antique Georgian Old Sheffield plated pair of entrée dishes with covers, having rectangular bodies and rounded corners, with applied gadroon edge borders, and with removable bayonet-fit cast floral handles. All in original condition showing applied wires to edges and made in ca. 1815. The dimensions of this fine pair of hand-made Old Sheffield plated entrée dishes and covers are length 30 cms (11.75 inches), width 21.5 cms (8.5 inches). |
£1,445 |
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Antique Georgian Old Sheffield plated pair of entrée dishes with covers, having rectangular bodies and rounded corners, with hand-chased half-fluted decoration, applied cast floral bodies, and with removable bayonet-fit handles. All in original condition and made in ca. 1830. The dimensions of this fine pair of hand-made Old Sheffield plated entrée dishes and covers are length 28 cms (11 inches), width 23 cms (9 inches). |
£1,675 |
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An Antique Georgian pair of Old Sheffield Plated entrée dishes with covers, having shaped oval bodies with with cast shell and gadroon borders, domed lids with hand-chased fluted decoration, and removable cast oak-leaf handles, and all sitting on flat bases. Made in ca. 1820. The dimensions of this pair of fine hand-made antique Georgian Old Sheffield Plated entrée dishes and covers are length 36 cms (14 inches), height including handle 21.5 cms (8.5 inches), and width 27.5 cms (10.75 inches). Please note that these are engraved with full armorial crests. |
£2,495 |
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Sterling silver pair of entree dishes, having oval bodies, bead edges, and bayonet-fit removable loop handles. Made by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths of London in 1918. Length 25 cms (10 inches), width 18 cms (7 inches), height inc. handle 13 cms (5 inches). Total weight approx. 2,145g (69 troy ounces). |
£2,495 |
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Antique Georgian sterling silver entree dish and cover, having a rectangular body, with gadroon edges, and removable cast leopards head handle. Made by John Foskett & John Stewart of London in 1809. The dimensions of this fine antique silver entree dish and cover are length 28 cms (11 inches), width 21.5 cms (8.5 inches), height including handle 12 cms (4.75 inches), and its wWeight is approx. 1,849g (59 troy ounces). |
£2,675 |
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Sterling silver pair of entree dishes with covers and handles, sitting in an original plain rectangular hot-water warming frame, with applied gadroon borders and hand-pierced liners, having cast side-handles, and all sitting on four cushion feet. Made by D. & J. Wellby of London in 1916. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver entree dish set are length 36 cms (14 inches), width 20 cms (8 inches), height including cover handles 12 cms (4.75 inches), and it weighs a total of approx. 1,965g (63 troy ounces). |
£2,895 |
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An Antique Edwardian Sterling Silver pair of entrĂ¯Â¿Â½e dishes with covers on a silver-plated warming stand for hot water, having rectangular bodies with applied gadroon borders, and with removable bayonet-fit handles. All in original condition and made by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths of London in 1902. The dimensions of this fine pair of hand-made antique silver entree dishes on a silver plated warming stand are length (inc. handles) 34 cms (13.5 inches), width 20 cms (8 inches), height 12 cms (5 inches), and the entree dishes weigh approx. 1,721g (55.5 troy ounces). |
£2,975 |
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Sterling silver pair of heavy entree dishes and covers, with removable bayonet-fit handles, and gadroon edges. Made by the Crighton Brothers of London in 1929/30. Length 28.5 cms (11.25 inches), width 20 cms (8 inches), height inc. handle 11 cms (4.25 inches). Total weight approx. 102 troy ounces (3,162g). |
£2,975 |
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Antique Georgian sterling silver pair of entree dishes and covers with cast removable handles. Made by Jonathan Perkins I of London in 1805. With shaped gadroon edges and pretty hand-engraved decoration. The cast handles are in the form of a weaved basket of fruit. Length 26 cms (10.25 inches), width 21.5 cms (8.5 inches). Total weight approx. 104 troy ounces (3,224g). Both entree dish covers are crested. |
£4,675 |
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An Antique Victorian Sterling Silver pair of entree dishes, having plain oval bodies, with lift-off lids, removable bayonet-fit handles, applied reeded borders, and sitting on flat bases. Made by the Savory Brothers of London in 1893. The dimensions of this fine pair of hand-made antique silver entree dishes and covers are length 29 cms (11.5 inches), width 22 cms (8.75 inches), and they weigh a total of approx. 3,472g (112 troy ounces). |
£4,685 |
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A handsome pair of Antique Georgian Sterling Silver entree dishes with covers, having rectangular bodies with rounded corners and applied gadroon borders, cast bayonet-fit removable asparagus style loop handles, and sitting on flat bases. Made by Richard Crossley of London in 1811. The dimensions of this pair of fine hand-made antique silver entree dishes and covers are length 29 cms (11.5 inches), height including handle 14 cms (5.5 inches), width 21 cms (8.25 inches), and they weigh a total of approx. 2,808g (90 troy ounces). |
£4,975 |
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A very handsome Antique Sterling Silver pair of entree dishes, having oval lobed bodies, with lift-off lids, removable bayonet-fit handles, applied cast floral and scroll borders, and sitting on flat bases. These elegant silver entree dishes and covers were made by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield in 1918. The dimensions of this fine pair of hand-made antique silver entree dishes and covers are length 35 cms (13.75 inches), width 26 cms (10.25 inches), and they weigh a total of approx. 3,472g (112 troy ounces). |
£5,475 |
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Antique Georgian pair of entree dishes with covers, having rectangular bodies with rounded corners, bayonet-fit removable gadroon and shell handles, gadroon borders, and sitting on flat bases. Made by Joseph Angell of London in 1817. The dimensions of this pair of fine hand-made antique silver entree dishes and covers are length 29 cms (11.5 inches), height including handle 13 cms (5 inches), width 21.5 cms (8.5 inches), and they weigh a total of approx. 3,120g (101 troy ounces). Please note that these are crested, and the Latin motto has been translated as The Moon Shall Fill Her Horns Again. |
£5,495 |
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An Antique Georgian Sterling Silver pair of entree or hash dishes with covers, having oval bodies with applied bead-edged borders and cast loop side-handles, with plain domed lift-off covers having removable cast bead handles, and all sitting on flat bases. Made by Henry Green of London in 1790. The dimensions of this pair of fine hand-made antique silver entree dishes and covers are length 38 cms (15 inches), width 21.5 cms (8.5 inches), height including cover handle 11 cms (4.3 inches), and they weigh a total of approx. 2,077g (67 troy ounces). Please note that both the bases and covers are crested. |
£5,695 |
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Antique Georgian sterling silver pair of entree or hash dishes with covers, having round bodies with applied gadroon borders and cast scroll side-handles, with plain domed lift-off covers having cast asparagus handles, an all sitting on flat bases. Made by Charles Wright of London in 1771. The dimensions of this pair of fine hand-made antique silver entree dishes and covers are diameter 24 cms (9.5 inches), height including cover handle 10 cms (4 inches), and they weigh a total of approx. 1,738g (56 troy ounces). Please note that both the bases and covers are crested. |
£5,975 |
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A very handsome and heavy pair of Antique Georgian Sterling Silver entree dishes with covers, having rectangular bodies with rounded corners and applied gadroon borders, cast screw-fit removable asparagus style loop handles, and sitting on flat bases. Made by Robert Garrard of London in 1803. The dimensions of this pair of fine hand-made antique silver entree dishes and covers are length 28.5 cms (11.25 inches), height including handle 12 cms (4.75 inches), width 22 cms (8.75 inches), and they weigh a total of approx. 3,220g (104 troy ounces). Please note that these items are crested. |
£6,795 |
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Learn more about antique silver ENTREE DISHES here.
Antique Silver ENTREE DISHES description:
An entrée dish is a type of dish, normally covered for serving the first course (the entrée) before the main course. Today they are used mainly to serve vegetables accompanying the main meal.
Antique Silver ENTREE DISHES history:
There were very few examples made before 1780. The vast majority were made in the late Georgian and Victorian period. Entrée dishes were still made in the early 20th century and are still being made today.
Antique Silver ENTREE DISHES design:
Entrée dishes are a shallow, usually rectangular, but sometimes oval or octagonal, serving dish. They have a flat base and sometimes have four feet. Entrée dishes have a cover of slightly smaller dimensions but same shape, with a removable handle. The inversion of this top cover allowed two dishes to be used side by side when not being used to retain heat. Earlier examples of entrée dishes had handles that screwed in, the later ones having handles with bayonet fittings for easier removal. Often sold in pairs or sets of four, their designs reflected the period styles i.e. gadroon edges in the early 1800s.
Antique Silver ENTREE DISHES collectors note:
A silver pair should not only have good hallmarks, but they should be exactly the same across the pair, the removable lids should have matching hallmarks, and if the handles are removable, they should have corresponding marks as well. Be especially careful with the latter as handles are often lost and replaced with non-original ones. Also look closely at any applied borders to make sure that there is no damage, and inspect the cartouches for thin spots.