Early 19th-Century Pewter Dish

A beautifully aged early 19th-century pewter dish, rich in character and history. Crafted from authentic pewter, as confirmed by the delicate flower punch mark on the back, this piece likely originates from northern France.

The dish features a subtly worn engraved inscription on the front—now softened by time—adding an air of mystery and authenticity. Its gently curved form and softly patinated surface reflect the craftsmanship and utilitarian beauty of the era.

With a generous diameter of 22.5 cm, this dish is a refined yet understated statement piece, perfect for collectors, historians, or those drawn to the quiet elegance of antique pewter. Whether displayed as an objet d’art or incorporated into a thoughtfully curated tabletop, it carries a timeless presence.

A rare and evocative find, imbued with history and craftsmanship.