Silver condiment pot

Marsoni

M251S

$117.00

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Silver condiment potCharming small sterling silver condiment pot and a silver plated small spoon, pot by Edward Barnard & Sons; antique English, hallmarked for London 1898. Condition: fine Size: 5 cm W, 10 cm L, 6. 5 cm H. Style note products made in the traditional Victorian style are often recognisable because of their lavish decoration. The design mixes various sources of inspiration, but the prevalent decorative features are rich floral ornaments, scrolls and

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The plates have a tiny amount of twist in the center and quite a bit of doming when flexed. While the outer edges are entirely floppy. Most of the center is smooth, but there are rough patches that flake off paper pieces when rubbed with a spoon or from a lot of moisture from food. The flat surface (not the inner walls) was able to withstand still water for about 10 minutes before weakening, so I wouldn't use it for wet or very moist foods.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2026

Thogar

Los Angeles, US

★★★★★ 2

Thinner Than Chinet, Far More Expensive

Size: 12 PACK

These platters are about the same size and shape as Chinet platters and are reminiscent of them in construction and form. However, these plates are about half as thick as a Chinet and at $10 for just 12 plates, that makes them FAR more expensive than Chinet which a 30-pack of their platters can be had for less than $7. So no, I won't be getting any more of these much thinner, much more expensive plates when Chinet offers a product that's usually sturdier than you need for far less than these platters. If they were cheaper than Chinet by a fair amount I'd have given them 5 stars as they're thick enough for most uses and thumbs up for compostability, but I have to call out the overpriced nature of them.

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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2026