It's a long oval shaped dish, no patterns or anything. It is wide in the middle, but narrows at each end. And the only engraving it has on it si on the bottom, and it's the makers mark. Says "Trademark 1883 F B Rogers SIlver Co" and then the number 1620. Not sure wether it is used as a candy dish, or a shallow gravy bowl.

I have a piece of china/pottery that was handed down to me that I'm curious about. I have attached a couple of small pictures to help you. The only marking on the bottom of this Cheese Dish or Cake Dish, is the capital letter Q.
An appraisal was done on this in 1975, in Merrit Island, Florida, and the value was estimated at $5000US, description says...

asperware covered Cheese Dish by Enoch Wood. Bottom chipped, Circa 1884 (Wedgwood)
Any additional help or explanation is appreciated.

Toledo scale

Style 9.757DW

No. 569221

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This machine is in great shape.  It has the complete manual, belt (belt is broken), needles, tools, tuck marker in the draw under the top.

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