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Posted 2 years ago
Mcgarrett50
(23 items)
I received this piece about 20 yrs ago in a box lot for $10.00 it was full of assorted and mismatched silver plate . This is marked on the bottom Haddon Plate Sheffield Reproduction. I have learned that this is the trade name for McGloshen and Clark Co of Niagara Falls and sold through Eatons dept Stores between 1900-1940. The front just has the T.Eatons Co Trophy engraved on it. I was wondering if this could have been an in store sample for people to pick from when choosing a trophy??
Sterling SilverHolding a piece of sterling silver flatware in the palm of the hand is like…
Thankyou scandinavian_pieces .
It is just marked silver plate not sterling and I do have a round tray similar to your link with the same engraving as my item above ,but there is no presentation engraving on either one .Do they give trophy,s out un-engraved ?
One more question what is this called and should it have a glass dish inside? Thanks again for your time and info.
Mcgarrett50, it's called a covered serving dish. Normally, there is no liner but I have seen divided glass liners on new ones.
Regarding the "trophy" issue, see this listing (they might have sold it if it had been polished):
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1938-Antique-TIMOTHY-EATON-CO-Silver-Plate-TROPHY-/200648665151