Early 1900’s Antique Silver Plated Soup Tureen With Vintage Potter Chromium Plated Soup Ladle Art & Craft Each item is handle-stamped Stainless

Each item is handle-stamped Stainless Steel

generally a term used to describe a thin line of hard solder (roughly 2/3 silver) used to join hollowware parts on high quality silver plate

Spoon length: 14 cm

1911 - Bertram Swinnerton partnered with Walter Lindley in buying the Chelsea Works in Slippery Lane

Diameter of rim: 16 cm

Early 1900’s Antique Silver Plated Soup Tureen With Vintage Potter Chromium Plated Soup Ladle Art & Craft Each item is handle-stamped StainlessThis assembled set consist of an antique silver plated soup tureen manufactured during the early 1900s with lid and tureen each having an extended rim which fits on each other. The lid is a domed design fitted with a scroll finial above an embossed scallop motif. Together with the soup tureen is a vintage chromium plated soup ladle manufactured by JH Potter, Sheffield. The ladle was manufactured between 1925 and 1935 with a dovetail handle design. JH