Antique Food Warmer, English Ceramic, Silver Plate, Chafing Heat Dish, Edwardian

This is an antique food warmer. An English, ceramic and silver plated chafing dish or heat plate, dating to the Edwardian period, circa 1910. A charming and practical serving piece, combining decorative appeal with functional design for table or sideboard use.

A delightful Edwardian chafing dish with enduring utility and charm
Displays a gently time-worn patina from careful use
Crafted in quality painted ceramic with silver plated fittings
Distinctive broad handles with a serpentine profile

Designed for effective heat retention and serving convenience
Ceramic warming dish finished in a distinctive bottle green hue
White ceramic interior in pleasingly clean condition
Silver plate displays a bright, fine tonality and presented in good order

Distinctive footer with rotary knob access to the fuel repository
Plate beneath the dish shows signs of historic warming use
Maker’s mark to the base for Hukin & Heath of Birmingham and London
Registered French patent to the design, suggesting international sale

Ideal for serving at table, buffet or traditional dining setting, this antique food warmer is a wonderful example of practical convenience and delightful visual appeal. Delivered ready for the home.

Dimensions:
Max Width: 33cm (13'')
Max Depth: 22cm (8.75'')
Max Height: 18cm (7'')

Internal Diameter: 17cm (6.75'')
Internal Height: 4cm (1.5'')