Al Capone's silver serving tray came from his Palm Isle  Florida Estate after it was purchased in 1952 from Mae Capone by a man named Thomas Warren Miller.He also acquired all the contents of the house. The tray surfaced  in Leslie Hindman's auction in April 1992 and I purchased it when it later appeared at HCA auctions in 1998.

Al Capone's personal serving tray with close up of "C" scrolls (Mario Gomes Collection) Certified 100% COA from Leslie Hindman's much publicized Al Capone auction which took place April of 1992. (Mario Gomes Collection) Government exhibit in Al Capone's tax trial showing he purchased many items including silver trays (6th, 13th and 21st items from top). This invoice shows the items were purchased at A. Quint Company 5 South Wabash and were sold to Al Capone for 93 Palm Island, Miami Beach. Other invoices were for items sent to the Lexington Hotel and 7244 South Prairie Avenue. (Mario Gomes Collection) This tray was acquired by Mr. Thomas Warren Miller. He had purchased the Florida Mansion at 93 Palm Isle and it's entire contents.This tray was sold at Crime Memorabilia auction featuring items from Al Capone in 1992 by Leslie Hindman auctioneers.     (Mario Gomes Collection) Al Capone's personal serving tray. (Mario Gomes Collection) Leslie Hindman's Capone Auction First Posted January 2000