Description
A rare and charming example of Edwardian craftsmanship, this early 1900s James Dixon & Sons silver plated novelty condiment set is beautifully designed in the form of an ornate chair. Crafted in a distinctive Victorian style, this exquisite piece features three finely cut glass containers intended for salt, pepper, and condiments—each fitting neatly into the silver plated chair frame to create a truly unique table centrepiece.
The underside is stamped “JD&S EPNS”, confirming its origin from the esteemed Sheffield silversmiths James Dixon & Sons. Founded in 1806, James Dixon & Sons became one of Britain’s most respected manufacturers of silver, electroplate, and fine pewterware. Renowned for their innovative designs and exceptional quality, the company supplied silverware to prestigious retailers and luxury markets across the world throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries.
This particular piece is in perfect condition, having been carefully preserved and polished to its original splendour. Both decorative and functional, it embodies the elegance and ingenuity for which Dixon’s work is celebrated.
A delightful collector’s item and a beautiful conversation piece, this silver plated condiment chair makes a timeless addition to any antique silverware collection or refined home interior.
