Embossed Silver-Plated Serving Tray with Floral and Heart Motifs
Antique and Vintage Kitchenware

Embossed Silver-Plated Serving Tray with Floral and Heart Motifs

This is a decorative serving tray, likely silver-plated or made of a white metal alloy, featuring a high-relief embossed design. The tray exhibits a square shape with scalloped, undulating edges and rounded corners. The central mirror-finish field is framed by a raised, beaded border. The wide rim is elaborately decorated with repeating motifs of textured hearts (strawberries or pineapples) and blooming roses with foliage. According to the Arabic text overlay, the item weighs 1 kilogram and measures approximately 26 centimeters in width. The tray shows evidence of gold-tone highlights or localized oxidation/tarnish along the outer scalloped rim, known as rainbow toning. The overall construction suggests a mid-20th-century decorative style, often found in domestic tableware from the Middle Eastern or European markets. While the high-shine finish indicates a plated surface rather than solid sterling, the density of the 1kg weight implies a substantial base metal, possibly brass or copper. Minor surface scratches and shelf wear are visible common with age and utility.

Estimated Value

$45.00 - $75.00

Basic Information

Category

Antique and Vintage Kitchenware

Appraised On

February 28, 2026

Estimated Value

$45.00 - $75.00

Item Description

This is a decorative serving tray, likely silver-plated or made of a white metal alloy, featuring a high-relief embossed design. The tray exhibits a square shape with scalloped, undulating edges and rounded corners. The central mirror-finish field is framed by a raised, beaded border. The wide rim is elaborately decorated with repeating motifs of textured hearts (strawberries or pineapples) and blooming roses with foliage. According to the Arabic text overlay, the item weighs 1 kilogram and measures approximately 26 centimeters in width. The tray shows evidence of gold-tone highlights or localized oxidation/tarnish along the outer scalloped rim, known as rainbow toning. The overall construction suggests a mid-20th-century decorative style, often found in domestic tableware from the Middle Eastern or European markets. While the high-shine finish indicates a plated surface rather than solid sterling, the density of the 1kg weight implies a substantial base metal, possibly brass or copper. Minor surface scratches and shelf wear are visible common with age and utility.

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