A Really Stunning Antique Edwardian Silver-Plated Tray by the prestigious British silversmiths Mappin & Webb, crafted in their renowned “Prince’s Plate” line. This elegant tray is crafted in a rectangular form with gently flared serpentine sides, adorned with finely cast rococo-style corner mounts. The raised gallery border is detailed with gadrooned edging and elegant shell motifs, while the integrated pierced handles are gracefully shaped for comfort and visual balance. The design reflects the refinement of early 20th-century British silverware, likely intended for formal dining or high-society entertaining – circa 1905.
Measurements:
Width: 18 1/2" (approx. 47cm)
Depth: 13" (approx. 33cm)
Total weight: 2100g
In good condition – the silver plate is bright, with good shine and minimal signs of wear. Any dark areas are from the photography. All raised decoration intact with no dents or loss. Structurally solid, no warping or repairs.
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