salver

noun
UK /ˈsælvə/
US /ˈsælvər/

A salver is a flat tray used to carry drinks or small things to people.

The waiter brought the tea on a silver salver.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A small ornamental tray used for serving calling cards or letters.

She placed the visiting cards on a small salver by the door.

3. A flat dish used in religious ceremonies to hold offerings.

The priest carried the bread on a golden salver.

4. A person who saves or rescues someone (archaic).

The old tale spoke of a salver who freed the prisoners.