This exquisite Victorian sterling silver brandy or milk warming pan, crafted by the renowned Gorham Silver, exemplifies the elegance and meticulous craftsmanship characteristic of the late 19th century. Featuring a gracefully curved bowl, this warming pan boasts a timeless design that is both functional and decorative. The sterling silver body is complemented by a smoothly contoured ivory-tone wood handle, providing a comfortable and stylish grip.
A hallmark of Gorham's superior artistry, the pan is marked with the company's signature stamps, affirming its authenticity and quality. The underside of the pan bears an engraving, "Dudley Wall Smith from Catherine and Robert Wall, Honolulu, May 5, 1906," adding a personal touch and historical significance to this beautiful piece.
Perfect for collectors and admirers of Victorian silverware, this warming pan is not only a practical item for warming brandy or milk but also a stunning decorative piece that captures the essence of a bygone era. Its polished surface, though showing gentle signs of age, retains a charming patina that speaks to its storied past. Whether displayed in a collection or used for its original purpose, this Gorham sterling silver warming pan is a remarkable example of Victorian elegance and enduring quality.
Measurements:
1.75" high x 8.25" wide x 4.5" deep
Weight: 179.7 g. or 5.77 otz.
Condition:
The item is good pre-owned condition, signs of normal use with a very small small dent on the side of the pan. Marked Sterling with Gorham Silver hallmarks. Please see photos for details.
