Vintage 1950's Silverplate Gravy Boat, Scallop Design, Seafood Inspire Serveware

Vintage Silver-Plated Gravy Boat — Scalloped Shell Design, Thick Gauge Metal, Sea-Inspired Decor, Rococo Style A beautifully sculpted vintage silver-plated gravy or sauce boat, likely mid-20th century, made from a quality base metal with a silver-plated finish that polishes to a brilliant shine. This piece is mildly magnetic, suggesting a sturdy nickel or steel alloy beneath the plating. The craftsmanship and substantial weight indicate a high-quality make — the kind produced in the 1940s–1960s when tableware was both decorative and durable. Design & Details • Elegant scalloped shell shape along the bowl interior and sides. • Gracefully arched ornate handle with leaf-like scrolls. • Thick-gauge metal for a solid, balanced feel. • Polishes beautifully with standard silver cream, bringing out a mirror finish. • No maker’s marks visible. Approximate Age Circa 1940s–1960s, consistent with mid-century silver-plated serveware in shell-inspired forms that complemented seafood platters, lobster plates, and oyster dish sets popular in coastal dining. Decor & Alternative Uses Beyond the traditional use as a gravy or sauce boat, this versatile piece lends itself to modern creative styling: • Holiday serving dish for sauces, gravies, or dressings. • Coastal decor accent Size: Approx. 8.25” long × 3.5” wide × 5.75” tall Condition: Excellent vintage condition with light surface wear from age and polishing. No dents or deep scratches. Bright, reflective surface overall.