Vintage embossed aluminum tiered serving stands with floral motifs. 1950-1960- Three Tier Stands 10.4” High

The circular stamp indicates that it was produced by "METAL PROD BKLYN. N.Y.", likely referring to a metal products company in Brooklyn, New York

Aluminum serving ware became popular in the mid-20th century, particularly from the 1940s through the 1960s, due to its affordability, durability, and lighter weight compared to silver or silver-plated alternatives. Manufacturers often employed decorative techniques like embossing to mimic more expensive metals, featuring popular motifs such as floral patterns, fruits, and geometric designs. These pieces were widely used for entertaining and home decor, reflecting a post-war era of increased domesticity and social gatherings.

Hand-wrought aluminum items, often associated with artisans or smaller workshops, can sometimes command higher prices due to perceived craftsmanship. However, mass-produced aluminum serving pieces, while still collectible, generally fall into a more accessible price range. The embossed floral designs seen on these stands are characteristic of the era's aesthetic, aiming for a decorative yet practical addition to the household.