This antique tray made of 835 silver, manufactured around 1920 by Wilkens in Bremen-Hemelingen, is characterised by a wavy, profiled edge in the Chippendale style and an engraved coat of arms with three diamonds, which refers to the noble family ‘zu Rhein’. Presumably used as a business card tray, it is in very good condition and an elegant collector's item with historical charm.
This exquisite antique silver tray made from 835 silver epitomises the elegance and style of the early 20th century. With its flat, oval design and skilfully scalloped and moulded edge in the Chippendale style, it exudes a timeless appeal. In the centre of the tray is a precisely engraved coat of arms with three diamonds, which refers to the Upper Rhine noble family ‘zu Rhein’ - a historical detail that gives the piece a fascinating history.
Manufactured around 1920 by the renowned silver manufacturer Wilkens in Bremen-Hemelingen, this tray was probably used as a stylish presentation piece for business cards or other representative purposes. The condition of the tray is remarkably well-preserved, which emphasises its quality and careful care over the years.
Whether as a collector's item or a decorative element - this silver tray is more than just a functional object. It carries the splendour of times gone by and lends any room an aura of history and elegance. A truly special piece for lovers of antique silver art and stylish table accessories.
Dimensions & details - approx. 30 x 23.5 cm - Weight 326 g - In 835/silver