The Mayfair Collection Windsor Range Silver-Plated Double Casserole Dish Holder
Kitchen & Dining - Hollowware

The Mayfair Collection Windsor Range Silver-Plated Double Casserole Dish Holder

This set from 'The Windsor Range' by The Mayfair Collection is a vintage silver-plated double chafing or casserole serving stand. It features a rectangular foot-elevated frame constructed with a decorative pierced gallery or 'rail' design around the perimeter. The stand is supported by four ornate cabriole-style feet that end in a scroll or ball-and-claw motif, providing significant clearance from the table surface. The frame includes two large, integrated scrolled handles on either side for ease of transport. This particular unit holds two rectangular glass or ceramic baking inserts (partially visible under the lids). The lids are the most striking feature, crafted from silver-plated metal with a high-relief sunburst or radial fluting pattern that draws the eye toward the central, rounded finials. The edges of the lids are finished with a delicate beaded or 'perlé' border. In terms of condition, the silver plating appears bright and reflective with no immediate signs of heavy oxidation, deep pitting, or 'bleeding' (where the base copper/brass shows through), suggesting light use or well-maintained storage. The set is accompanied by its original black photographic packaging, which helps date the piece to the late 20th century, likely between the 1970s and 1990s. The craftsmanship reflects mass-market luxury appeal common in mid-tier silver hollowware of that era, emphasizing traditional English aesthetic motifs to create a formal dining presentation.

Estimated Value

$45.00 - $75.00

Basic Information

Category

Kitchen & Dining - Hollowware

Appraised On

February 15, 2026

Estimated Value

$45.00 - $75.00

Item Description

This set from 'The Windsor Range' by The Mayfair Collection is a vintage silver-plated double chafing or casserole serving stand. It features a rectangular foot-elevated frame constructed with a decorative pierced gallery or 'rail' design around the perimeter. The stand is supported by four ornate cabriole-style feet that end in a scroll or ball-and-claw motif, providing significant clearance from the table surface. The frame includes two large, integrated scrolled handles on either side for ease of transport. This particular unit holds two rectangular glass or ceramic baking inserts (partially visible under the lids). The lids are the most striking feature, crafted from silver-plated metal with a high-relief sunburst or radial fluting pattern that draws the eye toward the central, rounded finials. The edges of the lids are finished with a delicate beaded or 'perlé' border. In terms of condition, the silver plating appears bright and reflective with no immediate signs of heavy oxidation, deep pitting, or 'bleeding' (where the base copper/brass shows through), suggesting light use or well-maintained storage. The set is accompanied by its original black photographic packaging, which helps date the piece to the late 20th century, likely between the 1970s and 1990s. The craftsmanship reflects mass-market luxury appeal common in mid-tier silver hollowware of that era, emphasizing traditional English aesthetic motifs to create a formal dining presentation.

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