A Caster is a small decorative container designed to dispense fine ingredients such as sugar, pepper or spices through a pierced lid. Produced in silver, silver plate, pewter and occasionally porcelain, antique casters became popular during the Georgian and Victorian periods as part of formal dining services. Their elegant forms and intricate pierced decoration make them highly collectable examples of antique tableware.
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