Highly Collectible Antique Basket Made by James Dixon & Sons

Here is a highly collectible brand for you. This centerpiece bridal basket, crafted by James Dixon & Sons in the 1830s, showcases exquisite craftsmanship. For a similar piece bearing the same hallmark, you can view this example on the Metropolitan Museum of Art website. This lovely piece features intricate etchings of acanthus leaves, scrolls, and shields on its sides, resting on a wide pedestal with a movable handle. 

James Dixon & Sons, founded in 1806 in Sheffield, England, initially produced pewterware before expanding into silver and electroplated goods. By the mid-1800s, they had become renowned for their high-quality silverware, innovative designs, and exceptional craftsmanship. Their products gained international acclaim, making James Dixon & Sons a prestigious name in the world of fine silver. This basket is in excellent antique condition, silver on copper and is 12" w x 10" tall