Centerpiece Trafalgar in Silver-Plated Metal, 34 cm

The Trafalgar centerpiece combines a metal structure with silver plating in a statement piece for dining tables, sideboards or coffee tables. Openwork sides, a wavy rim and raised feet emphasize the ornamental design, while the smooth interior holds fruit, decorative objects or dry arrangements.

Measuring 34 cm wide, 25 cm deep and 18 cm high, it is mid-sized—ideal when you want volume without covering the entire surface. The reflective metallic finish shifts with the light and pairs well with glass, wood, ceramic and other silver-toned pieces.

Decorative metal structure

The piece is made of metal with a silver-plated finish, delivering an even shine and a classic read for table settings and accent décor.

Design details

The sides feature ornamental cutouts and vertical openings, with a sinuous top edge and a base supported by four feet. These elements keep the centerpiece visually light, even with its striking finish.

Handmade

Handmade craftsmanship underscores the care taken in the piece’s execution.

• Width: 34 cm
• Depth: 25 cm
• Height: 18 cm
• Weight: 0.76 kg

Works well as a decorative centerpiece, an ornamental fruit holder or a base for dry compositions. Also suitable for sideboards and countertops to group small objects with greater visual presence.

For routine cleaning, use a soft, dry cloth. When needed, apply a silver-specific product. Avoid constant humidity to preserve the plating and keep the finish in good condition longer.

Can this centerpiece be used with fruit?

It can hold fruit in decorative arrangements, but there is no specific information about food contact. For frequent food use, seek additional confirmation for the level of care desired.

Is it only decorative or can it organize objects too?

Beyond decoration, it can gather small objects on sideboards, tables and countertops, as long as they fit its dimensions.

Which materials does the finish pair with?

The silver plating pairs well with wood, glass, ceramic and other metal pieces, whether in classic compositions or in settings that play with material contrast.

How do I clean it without damaging the finish?

Use a soft cloth and, when necessary, a silver-specific product. Avoid abrasives and constant humidity.