Antique Wilcox Quadruple Plate Revolving Trinket Box Victorian Butter Dish For Sale

Up for sale is an authentic late Victorian silverplate revolving roll-top box made by Wilcox Silver Plate Co. in Meriden, Connecticut (Pattern #1951, Patented Oct. 16, 1877).​Originally designed as a Victorian revolving butter dish, its ornate Aesthetic Movement engraving—featuring detailed songbirds, floral vines, and sunflowers—and heavy claw feet make it a gorgeous decorative trinket box, jewelry casket, or vanity display piece.​Details & Features:
​Maker: Wilcox Silver Plate Co. (Meriden, CT)
​Markings: Fully stamped on underside with Wilcox crossed-hammers logo, "Quadruple Plate," pattern #1951, and patent date Oct. 16, 1877.​Style: Victorian Aesthetic Movement featuring engraved birds, sunflowers, and beaded trim.​Mechanism: Roll-top / revolving hood lid.
​Condition Notes (Please Read):
​Damage/Defects: Sold strictly AS-IS for restoration, repurposing, or parts. There is a broken/missing section on the frame/hardware (see detailed photos).
​Missing Components: Does not include the original glass interior insert or butter knife.
​Finish & Patina: Displays heavy antique patina, tarnish, and surface wear consistent with age and electroplated finish.
​Functionality: Lid still rotates/rolls into place.