Antique Trays

A finely painted black lacquer papier mache tray with numerous chinoiserie scenes. Now raised on a elegant modern table base painted to match.

George 11 Silver Salver, London 1758, Richard Rugg. The Salver on three hoof feet with shell foliate and scroll border, centering a crest of a lion...

A large plain silver plated tray or square salver with reed and ribbon border. Attractive simple design with art deco feet.

Early nineteenth century rosewood pole screen, later converted to form revolving trefoil cake stand.

A George III brass-bound mahogany tray of oval form with solid gallery and scrolled handles.

Antique Silver matching Tea & Coffee Service with Tray, engraved bright cut decoration, hallmarked Sheffield and London 1848-1878- the Teapot 1848;...

Circa 1780, George III mahogany dumb waiter, with the classic shape of 3 graduating tiers. Each tier has a moulded edge and is supported on a turne...

A rare antique sterling silver snuffer tray by the most prized 18th century silversmith. Superb plain style with a scroll handle and 4 feet. To the...

Regency flame mahogany tray top commode, with lovely colour and figure. Reeded gallery top over small drawer and cupboard, with larger converted dr...

George IV tray top mahogany commode, gallery top with shaped hand holds over a sliding tambour door with small brass knob. Single drawer below, fit...

The square salver with rounded corners and on four feet, hallmarked to the base and by the Edinburgh maker's McHattie & Fenwick.

A Chippendale period mahogany tray of rectangular form, the shaped solid gallery pierced with heart-shaped carrying handles, on later Chippendale s...

Of coopered oval form and having paddle shaped handles.

A very pretty antique sterling silver tray with gadroon edge and decorative engraved border. There is a good armorial engraved to the centre.

This was one of a series of 6 ceramics which Picasso had made at this time consisting of ash trays . The other five were named “Bird with worm (...

A plain vintage sterling silver tray of oval form. With a stylised 1965 presentation monogram. London 1965. Maker T.J.B.

This black and gold papier mache tray has a central image of the Lymington to Poole mail coach and passengers passing an inn with the sign of a bla...

With a central fan inlay and crossbanded in rosewood; having a laminated scalloped edge and with brass carrying handles.

An early antique sterling silver paten with gilt finish. Very pretty small size.

Circular, on slightly domed pedestal foot, with moulded border, the centre engraved with two coats-of-arms accollé within foliate, strapwork and g...

A mid 20th century perspex and silver gilt metal mounted butler's tray on stand. The tray top in simulated ice with silver metal border on a sciss...

Edition: 500 Unnumbered copies Size: Diameter 145 mms Note: This was part of a series of f6 small ash trays made by Picasso at this time. Refer...

The salvers are square in form, with slightly incurved corners, each standing on four cast feet.

A circular pin tray with a central mosaic.

A pin tray with floral mosaic.

Circa 1810, rare George III mahogany brass bound butlers tray. The staved sides have double brass banding and there are stylish lifting handles at ...

The Salver is of a large size and stands on four cast panel feet decorated with bold beading and displaying scroll ends. The raised rim is decorat...

A George III period figured mahogany bow fronted tray top Commode having shaped gallery above tambour cupboard and narrow crossbanded commode drawe...

The well figured dished top with moulded border over an extremely fine tapered turned barley sugar column to classical urn, also finely carved, to ...

The Salver stands on three panel feet decorated with beading and a scroll. The main body has a raised rim which is also decorated with applied bea...

The Salvers stand on three lion paw feet and display a shell, scroll and ropework rim. The centre is engraved with a contemporary Crest. One of th...

The Salver stands on four claw and ball feet and displays a raised beaded rim interspersed with flower heads. The centre of the main body is engra...

A late 18th Century George III period figured mahogany tray top Commode, having shaped pierced gallery above crossbanded “up and over” door and...

An impressive and heavy Victorian silver tray with pretty engraving to the base and an equally attractive pierced and engraved gallery. The tray is...

The Salvers stand on three hoof feet and display a raised scroll border interspersed with shells. The centre of the salvers is engraved with a Roc...

A Chinese Export Silver Comport, wonderfully pierced all over with prunus, bamboo and dragons, and with a gadroon and flower border. This delightfu...

The oval tray with two brass bands and a further brass line inlaid into the handles

Rectangular with raised gallery pierced with three carrying handles over a pair of doors with flared figured veneers and brass axehead handles ...

A Robert Thompson "Mouseman" Oak Bread Board of elongated octagonal form. Carved Mouse. England Circa 1950

A MARQUETRY TRAY England Eighteenth Century. The rectangular tray with high angled sides and a rounded top edge moulding, formed in...

Good Quality George 1V Mahogany Dwarf Linen Press with Sliding Trays.The top having a reeded edge and round corners. Pair of central panelled doors...

The plain circular tazza with plain reeded rim and engraved with two sets of initials within a floral engraved cartouche.

The Snuffer Scissors were made in London in 1780 by John Buckett and are of typical form, being decorated with beaded borders. The arms are also de...

A smart plain styled sterling silver tray of oval form. Good gauge silver.