Platter (noun)

1. A large, shallow dish used for serving food, typically one of a set.
2. A large, flat, circular plate or disc, especially one used for serving food.
3. A vinyl record, especially a long-playing one, for playing on a turntable.
4. A plate or dish in which food is served or displayed.
5. A serving dish of food, typically one that is large and flat or round.

Origin:

Late middle english (denoting a large dish or tray): from old french plat "flat", from latin plattus.

Examples:

1. The dinner party was served on elegant platters of fine china.
2. He served the roast beef on a large platter, garnished with fresh herbs.
3. The music lover has an extensive collection of old jazz records on platters.
4. The caterers arranged the appetizers on platters and set them out for the guests.
5. The seafood platter was a feast for the eyes as well as the taste buds, with an array of fresh crustaceans and fish.