Bring instant old world elegance to the table with this silver plated casserole dish stand, designed to cradle a removable glass or ceramic insert (not included). The form is classic late Victorian to Edwardian revival, with a pierced gallery that reads like delicate lacework, bold scroll handles, and ornate rococo style feet that lift the dish slightly off the surface for a proper serving presentation.
Originally, pieces like this were part of a well appointed dining service, used for casseroles, entrées, or vegetables and brought from kitchen to table in a more formal way than everyday cookware. Today it makes a striking centerpiece base, a luxe serving stand for bread or linens, or an elevated platform for candles and seasonal décor.
Details
- Material: silver plate
- Style: Rococo Revival, late Victorian to Edwardian taste
- Form: casserole or entrée dish holder/stand with pierced gallery sides and scroll handles
- Dimensions: 4" H x 17" W x 8.5" D
Condition:
Good vintage condition with age appropriate wear. Light surface scratches and minor scuffs consistent with use, along with typical tarnish/spotting to the silver plate. Pierced gallery and frame present well with no major dents noted. Feet sit securely. Insert dish is not included (this listing is for the silver plated holder/stand only).
