This is a strange little oddity, that I cannot seem to find any trace of online anywhere, and whilst I know it is not an antique, the nature of the item suggests that it is part of a set, or collection, and therefore, I was wondering if anyone here could help me with a rough indicator of value.

The item is under an inch in diameter, rounded, with a tiny sculpt of a dog on the lid, and a rabbit and fence pattern around the base, and the following quote:

[i]”But Cocks his tail and o’er the fields, Runs many a wild and random chase.”[/i]
From a John Clare poem.

On the base it is dated 1995, marked as silver plated, and has a copyright SS logo as well.

Here are some pictures:
Pot itself:
[img size=150]http://i1179.photobucket.com/albums/x383/Cornishninja/f467f08e-b758-4a8a-9298-0b4963a8c7e1.jpg[/img]
Base of the pot:
[img size=150]http://i1179.photobucket.com/albums/x383/Cornishninja/b464d642-2e6d-4448-aa6f-7f09f979ad5c.jpg[/img]

As I have said, I have no idea if it is worth anything, but after extensive search under the poet’s name, and having been unable to find anything, I could use a bit of help finding how what this is, how rare it is, and what it is worth.

Thanks so much for any help!