Antique Ryrie Bros Sterling Silver Pierced Bonbon Dish - Edwardian Era

Add an authentic piece of Canadian luxury history to your vanity, coffee table, or display cabinet! This beautiful Edwardian-era sterling silver pierced bonbon/nut dish was retailed by the prestigious Ryrie Brothers of Toronto, Canada’s premier luxury jeweler at the turn of the 20th century. Design Details:Features a classic scalloped rim adorned with beautiful, intricately pierce-carved (reticulated) swirling openwork panels along the curved sides. The dish currently boasts an authentic, unpolished aged patina with a mesmerizing rainbow iridescent tarnish. It can easily be polished back to a brilliant, high-shine mirror finish if preferred using premium silver cream! Era & Provenance:Era: Edwardian (Circa 1900–1914) Origin: Retailed in Toronto, CanadaMarkings: Fully stamped on the interior underside with "MADE IN CANADA", "STERLING 925", the hallmark Gothic script "R" shield for Ryrie Brothers, and the traditional heraldic Lion Passant silver quality mark. Measurements & Specifications:Width: 4 inches (rim to rim)Weight: Petite/Dainty scale (Under 1 troy oz / approx. 25–28 grams) Condition Notes: Exceptional preservation for its age. No cracks, breaks, or missing pieces to the delicate openwork filigree. Light age-appropriate surface scuffs to the interior bowl as expected with true antique estate silver. Smoke-free home. Fast shipping. Bundle with other items in my closet to save on Canadian shipping fees!