Antique silver dish from the famous brand Wiskemann! The 'Wiskemann' manufactory for the production of silver and gold goods was founded in 1872 by Otto Leonard Wiskemann of Kassel. The first factory was built in Brussels. In 1907, Otto Wiskman built a second factory in Zurich. Then in Milan and sales offices were in several major cities in Belgium and in France. In 1924, one of the Wiskeman factories was the first in Europe to make tableware from a material of exceptional resistance - a stainless steel alloy containing 18% chromium and 8% nickel, which played a very important role in the company's reputation. The company also continued to produce traditional silver products using the electrolysis method developed in the late 19th century. Careful control over the company over the application of a uniform layer of silver guaranteed exceptional durability of products (guarantee-150 years) After many years of successful work, the company began to experience difficulties, and bankruptcy was declared in 1984. Overall diameter is 19.7 cm. Very good preservation with slight traces of time in the form of light scratches!