A woven basket of flowers spills across the center of this tray, framed by a classic rope-edge border — Pattern #871 is International Silver at its most traditionally pretty.
Maker: International Silver Company (ISC)
Pattern: #871 (discontinued)
Materials: Silverplate
Dimensions: 12.25" diameter
Origin: USA
Era: Vintage, 1970s
Condition: Good — surface scratches and some discoloration consistent with age and use; no dents, lots of patina for those who enjoy great character. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
The rope-edge border frames an intricate etched center: a small woven basket holding three large flowers and two smaller blooms cascading outward, surrounded by scrolls and leaves. Originally used as a serving or bread tray.
At just over 12 inches, this size works beautifully for coffee service, a bread or roll basket at the table, a bar cart accent, or a small vanity tray for perfumes and jewelry.
International Silver Company was founded in Connecticut in 1898 through the merger of several established American silversmithing firms, and became one of the most prolific and recognized names in American silverplate throughout the 20th century, producing thousands of patterns across serveware, flatware, and holloware.
Browse our shop for more vintage International Silver pieces and silverplate trays to round out your collection.
