Chapel Farm Collection Estate Collection Sterling Nut Dish

To maintain the luster, hand wash the dish with mild soap and warm water, then dry immediately with a soft, lint-free cloth. Avoid abrasive sponges or harsh silver polishes, which can damage the delicate gold wash.

While sterling silver is durable, acidic foods can cause tarnishing or pitting over time if left in contact with the surface for extended periods. It is best used for dry snacks like nuts, candies, or chocolates to preserve the finish.

The gold wash is a thin layer of gold applied over the silver; it is durable but can be scratched by metal utensils. We recommend using wooden or silver-plated serving spoons to avoid marring the interior surface.

This is a small, decorative piece intended for individual servings or small portions of snacks. It is best suited for a handful of nuts, mints, or small appetizers rather than large-format serving.

Yes, sterling silver will naturally tarnish when exposed to air. To keep it looking its best, store the dish in a cool, dry place, ideally wrapped in acid-free tissue paper or a tarnish-resistant cloth bag.