
Silverplate covered oval serving dish 'Grande Baroque' by Wallace
History
The Grande Baroque pattern by Wallace was introduced in 1941 and became one of the most popular and enduring silverware patterns in American history. This ornate Rococo Revival design features elaborate scrollwork, shells, and floral motifs that epitomize mid-20th century formal dining elegance. The pattern was produced in both sterling silver and silverplate, making elegant tableware accessible to a broader market. Grande Baroque pieces are highly sought after by collectors of vintage silverplate, formal dining enthusiasts, and those who appreciate ornate Rococo-style decorative arts. These serving pieces appeal to antique dealers, wedding planners seeking vintage rental inventory, and homeowners who enjoy entertaining with classic, elegant tableware. The pattern's timeless design and Wallace's reputation for quality craftsmanship make these pieces desirable for both practical use and display.
Origin
United States
Maker
Wallace Silversmiths
Time period
Mid 20th century