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vintage or antique oval serving tray that is lacquered papier-mâché, likely from the mid-20th century. These types of trays often feature detailed floral designs with gold accents and are popular decorative or serving pieces.
Key Details
Material: The tray is likely made of lacquered metal (toleware) or papier-mâché, which was a common material for such items in the mid-century.
Design: It features a hand-painted floral pattern with large stylized flowers and black, scrolling vine-like accents against a gold/tan background. The edge appears to have a slightly raised, possibly scalloped, rim.
Era/Origin: Similar items are often dated to the 1940s-1950s and were sometimes marked as "Alcohol Proof" and "Made in Japan".
Use: These large, decorative oval trays are typically used for serving drinks or snacks, as a centerpiece on a coffee table, or simply as wall decor. |
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