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The Bridgerton Covered Serving Dish
The Archive - Object|003
A wonderfully ornate covered serving dish, combining a decorative silver-coloured metal frame with a removable oven/microwave proof glass insert.
Its pierced gallery, elegant raised feet and engraved lid bring a sense of occasion to the table, while the distinctive heart-shaped handle adds a finishing detail.
Designed to make serving feel special, it is equally at home at a Sunday lunch, an intimate dinner party or a festive gathering. A piece to bring out, use and enjoy rather than keep hidden away.
Details
Covered serving dish with removable glass insert
Silver-coloured metal frame and lid
Anchor Hocking glass insert
Glass marked oven- and microwave-safe
Glass capacity: approximately 1 litre / 1 quart
Decorative engraved lid with heart-shaped handle
Pierced gallery, ornate side handles and raised feet
Approximate dimensions: 30 cm long × 15 cm wide × 10 cm high
Previously loved, some slight aged signs
The Soulspace Method™
MATERIAL — CONTRAST
Reflective metal and transparent glass combine decorative detail with practical function.
COLOUR — LIGHT & REFLECTION
The silver-toned finish catches surrounding light, adding brightness and definition to a dining setting.
FORM — ORNAMENT
The pierced gallery, raised feet and sculptural handle introduce intricate detail to an otherwise simple rectangular silhouette.
PLACEMENT — DINING
Position at the centre of a dining table or on a sideboard as part of a considered serving arrangement.
SOULSPACE ROLE — GATHER
An object selected to support the rituals of sharing food, entertaining and spending time together.
A Note from Laura
“I love pieces that make an ordinary occasion feel a little more special. This is exactly the sort of serving dish I imagine being brought to the table for Sunday lunch, filled with something delicious and passed around the family.
It reminds me of a time when we made more of an occasion of serving food. I’d love to see this piece being used again, creating new memories around someone else’s table.”
The Archive - Object|003
A wonderfully ornate covered serving dish, combining a decorative silver-coloured metal frame with a removable oven/microwave proof glass insert.
Its pierced gallery, elegant raised feet and engraved lid bring a sense of occasion to the table, while the distinctive heart-shaped handle adds a finishing detail.
Designed to make serving feel special, it is equally at home at a Sunday lunch, an intimate dinner party or a festive gathering. A piece to bring out, use and enjoy rather than keep hidden away.
Details
Covered serving dish with removable glass insert
Silver-coloured metal frame and lid
Anchor Hocking glass insert
Glass marked oven- and microwave-safe
Glass capacity: approximately 1 litre / 1 quart
Decorative engraved lid with heart-shaped handle
Pierced gallery, ornate side handles and raised feet
Approximate dimensions: 30 cm long × 15 cm wide × 10 cm high
Previously loved, some slight aged signs
The Soulspace Method™
MATERIAL — CONTRAST
Reflective metal and transparent glass combine decorative detail with practical function.
COLOUR — LIGHT & REFLECTION
The silver-toned finish catches surrounding light, adding brightness and definition to a dining setting.
FORM — ORNAMENT
The pierced gallery, raised feet and sculptural handle introduce intricate detail to an otherwise simple rectangular silhouette.
PLACEMENT — DINING
Position at the centre of a dining table or on a sideboard as part of a considered serving arrangement.
SOULSPACE ROLE — GATHER
An object selected to support the rituals of sharing food, entertaining and spending time together.
A Note from Laura
“I love pieces that make an ordinary occasion feel a little more special. This is exactly the sort of serving dish I imagine being brought to the table for Sunday lunch, filled with something delicious and passed around the family.
It reminds me of a time when we made more of an occasion of serving food. I’d love to see this piece being used again, creating new memories around someone else’s table.”

