Vintage & Antique Trays / Bowls

Here are 2 similar swing handled baskets raised on ball feet, each of similar shape and size. English made.

A nice looking Victorian entrée dish type base with a removable cradle style handle with ball finials.

A silver plated entrée base dish with ornate ropetwist and shell rim by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co, with a detachable cradle style handle.

A smaller Victorian meat dome by Atkin Bros with removable handle and a hanging hook, Ribbon bows and swags chased.

A nice looking bowl with pedestalled base and swing handle. Fluted interior.

A gleaming silver plated bon-bon dish with chased interior, made by Barker Ellis.

A good looking Edwardian Georgian revival SILVER PLATED small bon-bon dish of basket form with swing handle.

A very large silver plated on copper salver raised on 4 feet, with a central coat of arms, and a same sized (large!) chased vintage drinks tray.

A real whopper of a Victorian silver on copper salver!

A good looking large sized tea tray by the Homan Silver Plate Co (USA) with chased central decoration.

A lovely Georgian Old Sheffield Plate larger sized basket bowl with swing handle. Pierced work to the rims and pedestal. Interior is monogrammed 'CH' or 'HC'. Stylistically dates c. 1790.

A good looking Victorian silver plated swing handled basket raised on 4 feet with crimped and floral repousse work rim and repousse work interior. Retailed by Maton Of Cardiff.

An early c.20th silver plated pierced work dish holder by Cooper Bros of Sheffield complete with its original Pyrex casserole dish & lid.

An oval serving bowl with pierced work to rim. Made by Holman & Norton of Birmingham c. 1930.

A vintage silver plated entrée dish of plain form, retailed by Fattorini.

A vintage silver plated smaller lidded dish for serving vegetables etc. Made by Barker Bros.

A funky vintage flat surface tray with upturned handles with a checkerboard style design and a very slight upturn flare to the rim edge. Stainless steel. Will take up to an 11 inch diameter cake (un-iced) or a c. 10 inch iced cake.

An early c.20th silver plated entrée dish by Hamilton Laidlaw & Co of Glasgow.

A good looking bowl with ornate rim decoration, probably American in origin.