Antique English silver plate revolving dome breakfast server, c. 1890–1920. Oval body on four fluted legs with rosette mounts and lion-paw feet. The domed cover pivots on turned knobs at each end and rolls back fully into the base; a cream-colored knob on the front edge serves as the catch. Beaded borders on the rim and dome. Includes the original removable pierced drainer liner with husk-chain piercing and a pierced center cartouche.

Marked on the underside E·P·N·S (electroplated nickel silver) with a crowned maker's mark.  Made in England, likely Sheffield.

Condition: Very good. Unpolished — the dome and body show heavy tarnish and patina as found, which is surface oxidation and will polish out. Plating is intact with no copper showing through. Dome rotates smoothly and the catch holds. Legs are straight and tight, feet sit level. Liner is bright and sits flat. No dents, splits, or repairs noted.