Small Silverplated Dishes

I found there when looking for a dish to bring cookies to a pot luck. I didn't even realize I had them and not sure where they came from. The design appears to be a Mideastern landscape. Are they nut-mint dishes or what? The mark on the bottoms says Southington C Co. This is what I could find about them:

A "Southington C. Co. Quadruple Plate" item refers to an antique silver-plated piece (like pitchers, cups, or baskets) made by the Southington Cutlery Company (or Southington Silver Co.) in Southington, CT, featuring a thick layer of silver (four times standard) applied over a base metal, common in the late 19th-century Victorian era for decorative holloware. These ornate items, often marked with "Southington C. Co. Quadruple Plate," are collectibles valued for their detailed craftsmanship.

 

Maybe butter pat dishes?

 

Good ID, Any. I looked for Southington butter pats and found exactly what I have on eBay. Thank you.

 

Hard to tell from your photograph but... The scene looks more like Bath, England than the American Midwest.

Debora

 

This seller says "Middle East Mosque" design.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/193501783/antique-southington-c-co-quadruple-plate

Debora

 

Wonderful! Lucky guess though.

 

I said Mideast, not Midwest. I don't think Bath, England has palm trees.

 

Too funny! And apologies for mis-reading your post. But, yes... Bath, England does have palm trees. Thanks to the Gulf Stream.

Debora

 

OOPS! What non-British person would have thought?

 

There are even a few palm trees in Ullapool, in Scotland.
Overhere in the Netherlands too, also thanks to the Gulfstream. I hope it will keep bringing us warm Caribbean water and a mild climate.