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This chafing dish belongs to International Silver's Countess Holloware Collection — a full range of serving pieces sharing the same flowering, swirled pattern, right down to the larger companion chafing dish.
Maker: International Silver Company
Pattern: Countess
Materials: Silverplate, wood
Dimensions: Approx. 6.5" tall (incl. lid and finial); bowl only 2.5" tall, 11.5" diameter; 17.5" long including handle. Handle is not removable.
Origin: USA
Era: Vintage, 1960
Condition: Very good vintage condition. Surface scratches visible, as expected with used silverplate. The handle has several areas where the stain has worn or scraped. No dents; still shiny, though it could use a good cleaning. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
The piece is unmarked, but research confirmed the pattern name and release date. It's part of a larger Countess Holloware Collection from ISC that includes many pieces, all sharing this same pattern of flowers and swirls.
A wonderful piece to use for entertaining, on a buffet table — even scrambled eggs will look luxurious in this dish.
International Silver Company formed in 1898 through the merger of more than a dozen American silverware manufacturers, based in Meriden, Connecticut — for much of the 20th century, one of the largest silverware makers in the world.
Browse our shop for more vintage silverplate serveware to round out your collection.
