Fair Craft Monkey Pod Wood Leaf Tray

Turned and hand carved five lobe bowl from a single piece of figured monkey pod wood. Hawaii, circa 1950.

This mid century design long thin bowl has fantastic natural wood grain and wonderful extended canoe shape. It is 22.25 inches long, 3.75 inches wide and is 2 inches high and is mark...

Beautiful shape and condition on this freeform snack Catch it all bowl, circa 1960's hand crafted in the Philipines.

Beautiful hand-crafted solid hardwood low bowl / tray by Mallory, circa 1980's. This gorgeous bowl is carved from a single piece of wood and is signed on the underside. #4222

This hand-made vintage Chinese shallow tray features a red center dot and borders. This tray would be a great addition to any space or used as a serving tray. Dimensions: Diameter...

Product Description: These two brass trays by Lars Holmström look great and are well fit for displaying fruits, nuts and the like. Product condition: Some discoloration is present (...

Natural Florida long palm leaf centrepiece tray with two balancing round wood ball legs Tray was crafted by drying and molding the leaf to the curved shape, perfect for display on a ...

Centerpiece Dish Silver Leaf Decorative Tray approximately 3.5 h x 10.25 x 22 Preowned vintage unrestored condition, please see images provided.

Mid Century Wood Tray

A delicate lightweight hand-crafted tray, organic in shape with a torn clay edge in natural unglazed speckled stoneware clay. Adorned with a stylized exuberant peacock decoration. The decoration is created using mishima- a process of cutting and pressing motifs into clay creating fine channels for inlaying color. The pattern is also embellished with handpainted white slip and 22k gold. Helen Prior’s work is entirely hand-crafted and hand decorated. Each is a work of art. While ensuring consistency, they are never identical. 9” x 7” Glazed Interior Unglazed Exterior 24k gold detail Intended uses: Ornamental Made in the Hudson Valley NY Made to order if out of stock - Please expect a 3-4 week lead time. Helen Prior’s ceramics and textiles unite the leaves and wildflowers of the Hudson Valley with stylized flowers and patterns from her historical archives. By cutting fine lines and pressing found objects into clay, she creates intricate botanical patterns. Helen is originally from the UK, her studio is in Kingston NY...