XANVOR is the metal-handicrafts house brand of Zenko Inc., a manufacturer and exporter working from its own workshop in Moradabad, India. As a silver plated serveware manufacturer we make the English and European shapes an overseas buyer already sells — shaped salvers, oval and rectangular trays, two-tier cake stands, condiment sets and pierced bread baskets — where they are quoted, with no trading house in between.
MOQ 10 pcs per design on HERITAGE · quoted in USD · reply within one working day.
HERITAGE is a hundred-piece range of silver-plated and cast pieces in the decorative vocabulary a Western buyer's customers recognise on sight — Chippendale with its scrolled and pierced rims, Regency, Baroque, Beaded, Gadroon, Rosette, Shell, Foliate, Acanthus and Deco — with wrought-iron and cast-aluminium pieces for the garden and terrace.
Shaped salvers with pierced or cast rims, oval and rectangular trays, and handled trays sized for a butler's pantry, a hotel floor or a gift shelf. Rim treatment is where these ranges live or die, so rim pattern, handle casting and foot are specified separately.
Two-tier cake stands and comport shapes where stem and plate are made separately and brought together before plating; footed bowls; condiment and cruet sets. Tier spacing and plate diameters are yours to set.
Pierced bread baskets whose piercing follows the same family as the salver rim, so a buyer puts a coherent table on the shelf rather than a collection of near-misses. Also ewers and jugs, candlesticks and candelabra, and garden pieces in dark charcoal and antique gold.
Take a spun salver. A brass-alloy blank is spun over a wooden chuck, the rim is pressed and hand-filed true, cast feet and handles are soldered on, and only then does the piece go for plating. That sequence matters: plating finishes a piece that was already correct, rather than hiding filing marks.
Materials across the range are silver-plated brass-alloy sheet, silver plate on brass, hammered silver plate, wrought iron in dark charcoal and cast aluminium in antique gold, behind which sit the workshop's own processes: sand casting in brass, aluminium and kansa, raising and spinning, hand engraving (nakkashi), acid etching and laser-cut ironwork.
Every design starts at ten pieces — for a retail chain, the difference between committing to one shape and testing eight. A first order can carry a Chippendale salver, a gadroon tray, a beaded cake stand and a pierced basket, and show which family sells before the repeat.
Rescaling a shape, changing a capacity or adding a food-contact liner is routine work. Branding is laser-etched or embossed logos, swing tags and printed retail-ready boxes. Tooling and pattern charges on new designs are quoted separately, never buried in a unit price — full route on the OEM and ODM page.
Packing is foam inserts into master cartons for sea or air freight, and you approve photographs and video before anything is packed. The document set is the commercial invoice, packing list and shipping papers. Testing and audits are arranged on request and charged separately — more on export markets.
Send it through the RFQ form, to hello@xanvor.com, or on WhatsApp — reply within one working day, Mon–Sat, 10:00–19:00 IST.
A period silverware range from one workshop, on one set of shipping papers.
Ten pieces per design to test a pattern family, with retail-ready boxes and a repeatable finish.
Salvers, stands and condiment sets rescaled to your service, alongside our hospitality brassware.
Your pattern, your box, your mark — from a drawing or a sample.
Drag to rotate: a silver-plated coaster with a banded agate inset, and a brass tray with agate let into its rim.
Ten pieces per design on HERITAGE, against 50 across the rest of the catalogue and 100 for a custom or modified design. Mixed-design orders are welcome, so a first order can spread across salvers, stands and baskets rather than go deep on one shape.
Silver plate over a brass-alloy body: silver-plated sheet, silver plate on brass, hammered silver plate. Bodies are spun, pressed, filed and soldered before plating. We do not sell sterling or solid silver.
Send the piece, a photograph or a drawing with your sizes. Feasibility notes and a quotation come first, then counter-sample photographs, then a physical sample, typically in 7 to 14 days. On approval the sample becomes the production standard.
We do not claim to hold any certification today. Third-party testing such as SGS, FDA, Prop 65, LFGB and REACH, and factory audits, are arranged on request and charged separately. Tell us which report your market needs and it is priced as its own line.
In USD as standard; EUR, GBP, AED or INR on request, and the Proforma Invoice currency is the currency of settlement. EXW Moradabad by default, or FOB Nhava Sheva or Mundra, CIF, or DDP where serviceable. Payment is by T/T against the PI, and no payment is taken on this website.
More on the FAQ page and the wholesale page.
Send the pattern families, the shapes and your destination port. You will have a written quotation under a reference number, normally within one working day.
No payment on this site — orders are confirmed by Proforma Invoice.