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Beautiful set of three vintage Leonard silverplate serving trays featuring an elaborate raised floral and scroll border with deeply dimensional repoussé-style decoration. Each tray has an ornate engraved center filled with scrolling acanthus and foliate motifs, creating an exceptionally rich, traditional presentation.
The graduated sizes make this set wonderful displayed together or used individually for entertaining, serving, barware, vanity displays, candles, or collected silver décor. The reverse is marked Leonard Silverplate Hong Kong.
MEASUREMENTS
* Large: Approximately 14.5” diameter; approximately 10” interior
* Medium: Approximately 10.5” diameter; approximately 7.5” interior
* Small: Approximately 8” diameter; approximately 5.75” interior
* Quantity: 3 trays
CONDITION
Vintage pre-owned condition with surface scratches, scuffs, tarnish/patina, discoloration and signs of previous use, particularly visible to the centers and undersides. Remnants from previous labels/tape are visible on the backs. Please review all photographs closely as they form an important part of the condition description. Some white spotting is evident!!!
These have not been polished to perfection, allowing the next owner to retain the vintage patina or polish them further according to preference.
STYLING
A fabulous graduated silverplate trio for a traditional or Old Money-inspired table. Use the largest as a centerpiece or serving tray, the medium for cocktails or hors d’oeuvres, and the smallest for jewelry, perfume bottles, candles, or a petite bar setup. Their ornate floral borders also make them beautiful stacked together when not in use.
❗❗ JEWELRY CASES, DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES, AND ANY OTHER ITEMS SHOWN IN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE FOR STAGING/DISPLAY PURPOSES ONLY AND ARE NOT INCLUDED. ❗❗
Staging props are not included. We thoughtfully reuse boxes and packing materials whenever possible to reduce waste. Questions are always welcome.
