Three pieces of 19th century silver plate. 1st item: Old Sheffield Plate butter cooler dish, round with bellied body and two handles and four paw feet, engraved crest of a phoenix and sun and having a tinned interior and removable silver on copper liner, no lid; the main dish marked on base with a double sun mark attributed to Matthew Boulton. English, early 19th century. 3 3/4" H x 8" D. 2nd item: A large circular Old Sheffield (silver on copper) entree warming dish with elaborate shell and gadroon decoration, having a cartouche shaped handle over a top with scalloped rim, a conforming lift out center tray, and a base with two handles and four paw feet and tinned interior. Marked on underside Stammers 99 Strand London. Note: E. Stammers, 99 Strand London, advertised in 1817 as the cutler and razor maker to the Prince Regent. 6" H x 10" D (not including top or side handles). English, early 19th century. 3rd item: A large Victorian silverplated tray, rectangular with gadrooned handles, a cast floral border and central well engraved with an anthemion border and flowers surrounding a cartouche. Inscription reads: "Presented to John B. Bland by his friends as a mark of their appreciation of the fidelity and zeal manifested by him in the discharge of his duty, while a member of the City Council, in procuring the repaving of Lafayette Avenue." Mark on back for Meriden Quadruple Plate. Note: although found in Nashville, which has a Lafayette Ave., the tray may have belonged to John B. Bland, a member of city council in Petersburg, Virginia, who was killed in an 1894 explosion at a fireworks factory in Blandford, Va., where he was an executive. 25"W (including handles) x 17"D. American, Circa 1880. Condition: Item 1: Very good condition with some light minor wear near rim and on liner, some light scratching and a few small dents to underside. Item 2: Very good replated condition with some scratching; top handle has been soldered to lid. Item 3: Excellent condition with some scratching.