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Place of Origin: North American
Creator: Westinghouse
Art Deco "Dynamic" Micarta Serving Tray by George Switzer for Westinghouse
By Westinghouse, George Switzer
Located in New York, NY
This serving tray is a pre-war icon and design masterpiece, designed by George Switzer (1890-1955) for Westinghouse in 1932. Bearing a geometric image of three staples of industrial ...
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1930s Art Deco Vintage North American Barware

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Plastic

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