A striking antique Art Nouveau silverplate pedestal compote / bon bon dish, crafted by the Toronto Silver Plate Company and marked Quadruple Plate, indicating a higher quality silverplated finish typical of the early 20th century.

Dating approximately 1905–1920, this elegant piece beautifully reflects the romantic decorative movement of the era, with flowing botanical motifs, embossed floral detailing around the scalloped pedestal base, and engraved floral decoration within the shallow bowl.

The naturally aged surface has developed a remarkable iridescent blue, violet, and bronze patina—a richly atmospheric tarnish that gives the piece exceptional character and makes it especially beautiful for display. Perfect styled on a bar cart, vanity, dining sideboard, or layered into an antique-inspired interior.

Likely originally intended as a:

bon bon dish

fruit comport

nut dish

reception table serving piece

Maker: Toronto Silver Plate Company

Markings: Toronto S.P. Company / Quadruple Plate / Pattern No. 1012

Era: Early 20th century, approximately 1905–1920

Material: Quadruple silver plate (silverplated metal)

Condition consistent with age and use. Surface wear, tarnish, oxidation/patina, and age-related imperfections as expected in an antique silverplated piece. Please review all photos carefully as they are part of the description.

A wonderfully romantic decorative antique with true Art Nouveau character.