Antique Silverplate Compote Dish by Wm Rogers Manufacturing Co circa 1865-1898 1928 Intended to cut down on

Intended to cut down on preparation time as well as cleanup time

he immigrated to New York with pen in hand in the mid-1960s ready to flex his writing muscle in the food landscape of a dynamic American city

there are three light age spots  - one near the top left corner by the back of the woman's chair

Neither of these markings affects the use of either bowls - both are still perfectly functional

Delicate and lightweight

Antique Silverplate Compote Dish by Wm Rogers Manufacturing Co circa 1865-1898 1928 Intended to cut down on{HISTORY} Made in Hartford, Connecticut in the later half of the 19th century by William Rogers Manufacturing Co, this antique silverplate compote dish is presentation ready for all sorts of festive dining soirees. Nothing adds more interest and character to a table than an elevated dish, and this one, with its shallow bowl and small footprint, offers lots of possibility when it comes to food styling and display. From elaborate stackable foods to a