Made with a rich mahogany look, this chest is adorned with a kylix-shaped urn. The urn copies a detail on a Baltimore demilune sideboard table, circa 1800, in the Colonial Williamsburg collections. This chest carries on the old Southern tradition of displaying handsome knife cases on the sideboard. Its name pays tribute to 17th-century Virginia silver collector William Fitzhugh, who outfitted his plantation house with a "handsome cupboard of plate" (as sterling was called). Holds up to 150 pieces. Knife slots accommodate scimitar blades.

Measures 17 5/8" x 12 1/8" x 7 1/8" high.. Gift boxed. Flatware not included.

This chest has been discontinued by the manufacturer. We have no stock remaining.