Camelot Serving Tray

International Silver Company 'Camelot' pattern silver-plated serving tray.

The International Silver Company (ISC) was formed in 1898 through the merger of several smaller silverware manufacturers in Meriden, Connecticut. It quickly became one of the largest silverware producers in the United States, known for its wide range of silver-plated and sterling silver items. The Camelot pattern, identified by the number 6171, is a classic example of mid-20th-century American silver-plate design. It features elaborate scrolling floral engravings and a decorative pierced gallery, characteristic of the era's taste for ornate tableware and serving pieces. This pattern was popular for its aesthetic appeal and was widely used in households for entertaining.