Silver Plated Salad Servers with Bakelite Handles
These salad servers would be a wonderful addition to a vintage dining setting.
Their shape, details and the amber Bakelite handles make these pieces very desirable, even in a modern setting.
They probably date back to the 1920s / 1930s as they belonged to my grandmother.
There are some tarnish spots on them.
The Bakelite is fully intact.
There is no brand mark or identifying mark on them.
They measure 20.5cm and weigh 110gm
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