
Silver-plated bon bon dish with matching spoon by Carlton
Selling Price
$35
History
Silver-plated bon bon dishes became popular serving pieces in American homes during the mid-20th century, particularly from the 1940s through the 1970s. Carlton was a brand associated with quality silver-plated hollowware and serving pieces, producing decorative items for formal entertaining and holiday gatherings. These elegant serving pieces were commonly used for candies, nuts, or small desserts during special occasions. Bon bon dishes like this Carlton piece appeal to collectors of vintage silver-plated hollowware, those who appreciate mid-century American entertaining traditions, and individuals seeking elegant yet affordable serving pieces for special occasions. The ornate border pattern and included matching spoon demonstrate the attention to detail characteristic of quality American silver-plated manufacturing. Such pieces are valued by vintage tableware enthusiasts and those furnishing homes with classic American decorative arts for their historical significance and timeless elegance.
Origin
United States
Maker
Carlton
Time period
Mid 20th century