Vintage Silver Plated Shell Butter Dish With Frosted Glass Liner Cutlery Pattern 3502 is considered one

Pattern 3502 is considered one of the Imari style patterns of the period

this fine porcelain tea plate manufactured between 1948 and the early 1950’s when this particular Foley Bone China back stamp was in use

In 1887 J & G purchased the Eastwood Pottery from brother Charles Meakin

The Royal Doulton Group continued to use the Paragon name but by 1989 the patterns and name had been absorbed into the Royal Albert brand

Vintage Silver Plated Shell Butter Dish With Frosted Glass Liner Cutlery Pattern 3502 is considered oneA silver plated shell butter dish with hinged lid and removable frosted glass shell liner. The butter dish is impressed in cursive on the extended scalloped rim EPNS. The butter dish has a few patina spots on the inside, aside from which it is in very good second hand condition. The frosted glass liner is in very good condition with no damages noted. Height with lid: 5 cm, Height of rim: 2. 5 cm, Left to right: 12 cm, Front to back: 11. 8 cm