Silver-plated roll top butter or caviar dish by F.B. Rogers Silver Co.

This silver-plated roll top butter or caviar dish was manufactured by the F.B. Rogers Silver Company, likely in the late 19th to early 20th century. The design features a ribbed dome lid that rolls back to reveal the contents, with decorative elements including beaded borders and footed base typical of Victorian-era silverplate serving pieces. Silver-plated serving dishes like this were essential components of formal dining services during the Victorian and Edwardian periods. Collectors of antique silverplate and dining accessories value these pieces for their craftsmanship and connection to historical dining customs. This type of butter or caviar server would appeal to collectors of American silverplate, particularly those interested in F.B. Rogers pieces, as well as enthusiasts of Victorian-era tableware who appreciate functional decorative items with historical significance.