JH Potter bakelite cranberry server

The J.H. Potter bakelite cranberry server is a vintage piece of tableware from the early 20th century 
The handle is made from bakelite (or similar), an early plastic material known for its durability and heat resistance 
John Henry Potter, the maker, was known for producing high-quality silver and silver-plated items, primarily cutlery and tableware 
This particular server would have been used to serve cranberry sauce or other condiments at the dining table 
It is a beautiful piece with a bakelite handle and a silver-plated scoop specifically designed for serving cranberries. The combination of bakelite and silverplate was quite popular in the early to mid-20th century for its durability and elegant appearance. 
This server is 7 1/2" (19.1 cm) long with a scoop that is 1 1/2" (3.8 cm) wide 
There is a crack in the reverse of the handle but otherwise this piece is in excellent condition