Vintage silver plated/Chrome Toast Rack with Loop Handle – c.1930s–1940s art deco inspired
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A stylish vintage chrome-plated/ silver plated toast rack, beautifully designed with six evenly spaced arched divisions and a sculptural loop handle rising from the centre. Raised on four spherical ball feet, this piece has a distinctly Art Deco to early mid-century feel, combining practicality with understated elegance.
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The form is both balanced and architectural, making it as decorative as it is functional. It would sit perfectly on a breakfast table, sideboard or kitchen dresser – or could even be repurposed for letters, napkins or vinyl records in a modern interior.
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Possible maker:
While unmarked, the quality of the chrome finish, the ball feet and the overall construction are reminiscent of British makers such as Walker & Hall, EPNS tableware manufacturers, or mid-century firms like James Dixon & Sons, all of whom produced similar domestic silver-plate and chrome wares during the 1930s–50s. Without a stamp, it is best described as attributed rather than confirmed.
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Details:
 
Material: Chrome-plated metal or possibly silver plated but surprisingly and unfortunately no hallmarks so have to sell as white metal
 
Style: Art Deco / early Mid-Century Modern
 
Capacity: 6 toast slices
 
Features: Central loop handle, ball feet base
 
Condition: Very good vintage condition with light surface wear consistent with age; no bends or structural issues
 
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Dimensions (approx.):
Width 16 cm | Depth 9 cm | Height 14 cm
 
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Why we love it:
It’s one of those quietly confident pieces – useful, well-made, and timeless. Exactly the sort of everyday object that elevates a table without shouting about it.