Silver Plated Vintage Arnold E. Williams & Sons (Fallstaff Plate), Birmingham, Display Dish With Ball Feet & Handle Vanity Green is used within the

Green is used within the black panels and also highlighted in gold

The tea pot is stamped underneath James Dixon & Sons

and incorporated as Barker Brothers Ltd

The decoration differs with colourful imagery of a Greek nymph seated astride a dolphin among a school of dolphins with a cupid/cherub reaching out to her

Silver Plated Vintage Arnold E. Williams & Sons (Fallstaff Plate), Birmingham, Display Dish With Ball Feet & Handle Vanity Green is used within theArnold E. Williams & Sons began manufacturing in Birmingham in the early 1900s and registered the Falstaff trade name in 1949. Their last entry was 1975. This item is a vintage pierced metal silver plated display dish manufactured by Arnold E. Williams & Sons under the Falstaff trade name during the 1950 1960s. The dish is fitted with a c scroll swing handle and has four ball feet. The sides of the items are decorated in a pierced metal pattern while