Purchased from an antique shop in England about 30 years ago. This is a brass serving tray, an oval dish. It is registered as "Rd 370260," meaning it was a design registered in the UK around 1900 (late Victorian to early Edwardian era). This brass boat-shaped tray is highly recommended for antique fans. The handles on both ends are decorated with bead-like ornaments, creating a classical atmosphere. The back is stamped with "SOLID BRASS MADE IN ENGLAND" and "Rd 370260," proving it is a historically designed item registered in the UK. 【Size】 61 cm × 23.5 cm × Height 6 cm 【Weight】 Approximately 895 g (Solid texture, providing a sense of security in handling) Although there is discoloration due to aging, there are almost no scratches, and I think it is very beautiful. Also, the shine can be restored by polishing the discoloration. This appearance with patina (the dullness of the texture) is the charm unique to antiques. Perfect for those who want to enjoy the taste of brass, or those interested in photography, display, and using small items. -------------------------------------------------- 【About the Selling Price】 Discounts may be possible depending on the product. If you wish, please contact us with your desired price. However, this is limited to cases where you can purchase promptly after the price revision. Also, you may be able to get a discount of about the shipping cost by combining multiple purchases (depending on the size). If you are purchasing multiple items at the same time, please consult with us before purchasing. 【About Returns】 Basically, we do not accept returns due to the nature of the product, so please understand. We try to take pictures that clearly show the condition of the product, but please understand that there may be minor scratches that do not appear in the photos. 【About Shipping】 ◎ If you wish to specify a time, please message us after winning the bid. You can choose from 【Morning】【14:00-16:00】【16:00-18:00】【18:00-20:00】【19:00-21:00】. ◎ We basically do not ship on weekends and holidays. ◎ If you cannot make an immediate payment, we would appreciate it if you could inform us of the expected date of payment via message.