Exquisite late 1800's silver-plate revolving condiment stand by the New York Silver Plate Co. Unlike many examples found today, this piece has been meticulously maintained and features a brilliant, high-shine finish that beautifully highlights the intricate "Triple Plate" craftsmanship.
The carousel is deeply etched with a stunning butterfly and floral motif and revolves smoothly on its footed base. This stand was designed to serve as a Victorian dining centerpiece for five glass cruet bottles (bottles not included).
Beautiful Two-Tone Antique Patina: The carousel and base retain their brilliant original silver luster, while the ornate handle has worn down to its smooth, original white metal base. This gives the piece an authentic, time-worn character that proves its Victorian age.
High Luster Finish: The silver plating retains a mirror-like shine, far superior to typical tarnished examples.
Triple Plate Quality: The reinforced silver coating has prevented the heavy pitting common in pieces of this age.
Beautiful Two-Tone Antique Patina: The carousel and base retain their brilliant original silver luster, while the ornate handle has worn down to its smooth, original white metal base. This gives the piece an authentic, time-worn character that proves its Victorian age.
Functional: The revolving mechanism is sturdy and operates without sticking.
This "table-ready" piece is perfect for a collector looking to upgrade their current display or complete a set of antique glass bottles.
Size: 8" round (each hole is 2" round). Handle extends approx 9". Tray is 5.5" from the bottom. Thanks for looking!