Vintage Serving Tray, Silverplate Round Pierced Tray with Divided Glass Relish Dish, Daisy and Button Pattern Glass, Servingware, Mayfair England Serving Dish, Serveware, Glass Platter, Hostess Wares, (Discontinued)
Made in England
Vintage: 1960's (estimated)
Details: A beautiful serving tray, perfect for all your entertaining needs! Certain to elevate your hosting style, this vintage serving tray from England is crafted in silverplate with a divided five-part glass relish dish, it combines functional elegance with timeless appeal. It includes a glass liner featuring the classic Daisy and Button pattern, a loved pattern from long ago. The silverplate tray, which can also be used separately as a gallery tray, has the Mayfair pattern with beautiful scrolls and a pierced, (reticulated, or filigree), border. Perfect for serving appetizers, condiments, or relishes at gatherings, this piece merges practicality with vintage charm. An exceptional addition to any hostess's collection or a treasured item that will be reached for again and again. There is a condition issue, please see below for details.
Material: Glass, Silverplate
Dimensions: 11.0 inches in Diameter, 1.5 inches Deep
Condition: Vintage - Used. Very Good Vintage Condition. The silver tray has a small dent at the rim and some discoloration, priced accordingly. The glass insert has been cared for very nicely, there are no chips, cracks, or scratches. Please review all pictures and make sure you love this item before purchasing, we can't accept returns. Please remember these are ANTIQUE and VINTAGE items, they are NOT new, every effort has been made to show any scratches, wear and tear and imperfections.
Mayfair is a brand of silverplate from Ensee LTD. Located in Sheffield, England, they were a dealer of gold, silverware, and electro-plate, incorporated in 1948. Originally selling silverware and cutlery sourced from Sheffield, by the 1970's they began importing pieces from Hong Kong. There was not much more information found on this company, but we believe they are either out of business, or were absorbed by Leeber Limited, A Hong Kong-based company established in 1981.
