The Salvage Vessel | Vintage Hand-Cut Mexican Brass Catchall

Dug from the dark shelves of a 40-year-old antique shop, this antique silver-plate footed dish wears its age like armor. Oval in form and resting on four ornate cast feet, it features a deeply embossed repoussé border of trailing roses and foliage.

Originating from Mexico’s mid-to-late 20th-century tradition of high-end brass and copper metalcraft, this piece brings industrial weight and historic texture to a coffee table, entryway console, or altar space. Perfect as a catchall for daily carry, incense, or displaying smaller maritime curios.

• Era: Antique (Circa Late 19th / Early 20th Century)
• Origin: Stamped Hecho en México (Mexico)
• Materials: Silver-Plate over Base Metal (Brass/Copper)
• Dimensions: 2 H x 10 1/4 W x 6 1/4 D
• Weight: 10 oz 

Condition: Heavily patinated antique condition. Features prominent surface tarnish, wear to the silver plating, area of verdigris oxidation, and minor structural dents. Left completely unpolished to preserve its raw, historic character.

Note: Please carefully inspect all photos before purchasing. Vintage items are sold as-is and may show signs of age or wear. All sales are final.