Tray, Leonard Silver, No. 520, Silverplate, Footed, Vintage 14 – Antigo Trunk

$ 39.99 · 4.5 (775) · In stock

Pattern: Vintage Silver Plate Tray, Leonard Silver, No. 520, Footed Made in: Boston, MA, USA Vintage: 1970's - 1980's (estimated) Details: This is a beautiful silver plated tray by Leonard Silver Manufacturing Company. The style is very elegant, an oval scalloped shape with 4 ornate feet and a beautifully engraved
Pattern: Vintage Silver Plate Tray, Leonard Silver, No. 520, Footed Made in: Boston, MA, USA Vintage: 1970's - 1980's (estimated) Details: This is a beautiful silver plated tray by Leonard Silver Manufacturing Company. The style is very elegant, an oval scalloped shape with 4 ornate feet and a beautifully engraved pattern with flowers, very pretty! It retains its original box which is in great shape. Great piece not only for serving, but to corral your elegant glassware, a set of candles or any items you wish to showcase. This tray will enhance any table setting or home bar. Materials: Silver Plate Dimensions: Tray: 14.5 inches Long and 11.0 inches Wide Box: 14.5 inches Long, 11.5 inches Wide and 2.0 inches Tall. Condition: Vintage - Used. Very Good Condition. As with all used silver and silverplated items, there are surface scratches as consistent with age/use/wear. This tray has not been cleaned but actually looks very good as is. Some of the pink you see is a reflection of us photographing. Please review all pictures and make sure you love this item before purchasing, we can't accept returns. Please remember these are ANTIQUE and VINTAGE items, they are NOT new, every effort has been made to show any scratches, wear and tear and imperfections. Leonard Silver Manufacturing Company was founded by Leonard Florence in Chelsea, Massachusetts. Leonard learned to work with silver while employed at Raimond Silver Manufacturing Co. In 1968 Raimond Silver was sold and Leonard acquired some of the sales profits. He then opened his own company, Leonard Silver, in 1969. He operated a very successful business specializing in low cost silver plated items. To keep his costs low, many of the items were manufactured in Spain, Italy and India. They were eventually bought out by Towle Silversmiths in 1979.