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Oneida's Chippendale pattern brought ruffled, swirl-edged silverplate to the American buffet table, and this chip and dip set carries that flourish in miniature.
Condition: Average vintage condition, with visible surface scratches (some large) and two minor dents on the tray. Needs a light cleaning to shine. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
This set pairs a footed bowl with a scalloped serving tray, the Chippendale pattern's swirled rim continuing around both pieces. The bowl lifts free of the tray for use on its own, and the tray's rim is deep enough to corral chips or crackers around the dip.
A well-suited hostess gift or holiday entertaining piece for anyone who still sets a proper buffet table.
Oneida's Chippendale pattern was produced by International Silver Company from 1969 into the 1980s, its ruffled, swirl-edged silhouette borrowed from 18th-century Chippendale furniture design. Oneida built its reputation through the 20th century as one of America's largest flatware and hollowware makers, and its silverplate serving pieces were a fixture of mid-century wedding registries and dinner parties. A matched tray and footed bowl still together, in the same pattern, is a modest rarity decades on — most such sets get separated in estate sales.
Pair it with our Oneida Park Lane chip and dip set for a mixed-pattern silver serving collection.
