salver

A broken salver can be cemented.

The waiter brought a salver of drinks to our table.

She carried a silver salver with delicate pastries.

The butler presented the guests with a salver of canapés.

The salver gleamed under the bright lights of the ballroom.

The hostess placed a salver of hors d'oeuvres on the buffet table.

The salver was engraved with an intricate floral pattern.

The caterers passed around a salver of champagne flutes.

The salver clattered to the floor as the server stumbled.

The elegant salver added a touch of sophistication to the dinner party.

A salver of fresh fruit was offered as a healthy dessert option.

Cakes, burned charcoal-black, were heaped on salvers.

Yes, sir. [Hands them on a salver].

No one said anything, till Laurie, who insisted on serving the bride, appeared before her, with a loaded salver in his hand and a puzzled expression on his face.

I was awakened by the taciturn Criton, who had entered the room and presented to me, on a silver salver, a sort of curling paper, whereon a few badly written words were scribbled in pencil.

The man placed the salver with the teapot and the sugar basin and the cups on the table and with what really was exasperating deliberation arranged around it plates of bread and butter, cakes, and cookies.

The man held a salver with some letters on it and he waited quietly until Mr. Craven took them. When he had gone away Mr. Craven sat a few moments holding them in his hand and looking at the lake.