1930s Tray Tables

1930s Striking Art Deco service tray in glass and metal, hailing from France, is a quintessential example of the era’s fascination with geometric modernism. The piece features a bo...

This striking Art Deco serving tray, crafted circa 1935, exemplifies the elegance and ingenuity of Machine Age design. Its minimalist aluminum surface, paired with sculptural brass s...

A circa 1930's Venetian mirror with etched flowers. Measurements: Height :34" Width :28" deep: 3"

Exuding modernist charm and functional ingenuity, this Art Deco folding tray is a stylish example of streamlined industrial design crafted in Ame...

This elongated dish, crafted from silver-plated brass and dating back to the 1930s, is a beautiful example of the elegant design and fine craftsmanship of the early 20th century. The...

This striking Art Deco folding tray, crafted by Manning Bowman in America circa 1935, is an enduring example of the Machine Age's innovative desi...

Adnet Jacques (1900-1984) An Art Deco bar roulant/ serving table in sycamore with chrome-plated metal frames and two removable trays with mirrored glass...

A Japanese lacquered altar table / box, Showa period, 1937. Teak and Cedar, lacquered in read and black on the outside. Exquisitely carved dragon design in the front and back. The...

Pair of side tables from the Art Deco period in France. Each table folds up and has a tray table that sits on top. The metal has the original patina, the metal has been sealed. The t...

Revertable Oak Coaching, Campaign 0r Butlers Table A very clever design and a good quality sturdy piece, the table legs fold out to make a perfect square, and they have a top slot ...

This is a vintage butler's tray table. An English, mahogany and brass drop-flap serving stand in Regency revival taste, dating to the Art Deco period, circa 1930. A striking and vers...

This is a large vintage butler's tray table. An English, mahogany and brass drop-flap serving stand, dating to the Art Deco period, circa 1930. A highly versatile serving piece with ...

This is a vintage butler's serving table. An English, mahogany afternoon tea tray on stand in Georgian revival taste, dating to the Art Deco period, circa 1930. Charming Art Deco se...

Art Deco tray with inlay work of various types of wood veneer (walnut, birdseye maple, rosewood). The frame is made of solid beech. Made in the 1920s to 1930s. Very beautiful marquet...

3-442 English colonial burnt bamboo and wicker tray with glass holder /magazine/newspaper holder. Can be used to hold your laptop while in bed or on the sofa

Early 1930s Moroccan Brass Folding Tray Tea Table, wonderful craftsmanship and quality. One of the oldest and Moroccan Tray tables we have come across. Very nice quality and heavy w...

Art Deco tray in wood marquetry, circa 1930.

Walnut & Carved tray top coffee table, circa 1930s Rectangular shaped top with figured walnut, Carved moulding around edge, Pair carved detail on handles, Top overlapped on base, Li...

Walnut & carved tray top table circa 1930s Oval shape top overlap the base Figured walnut top, with walnut cross banding, Carved edge detail. Lift off tray top, Base : with Cabriole...

Italian Art Deco Lazy Susan rotating mirrored tray, 1930s.

Art Deco tray table in mahogany. Table top with glass. Mounted on brass wheels. Made in Denmark in the 1930s

Vintage French brass bar cart - drinks trolley with table tops in black glass and holders for bottles on the lower shelf.

A folding, wooden tray table in burnt orange colour, from the 1930's. The tray uses a simple mechanical mechanism composed of a Leaf spring and pin lock....

Satinwood inlaid coffee table with lazy Susan tray table. 27 1/2" in diameter across removable tray and 30 " tall. Small chip in edge of glass tray. Pr...

Isokon Furniture Company (design team, UK) Isokon Tray Designed c. 1933, produced by Luterma in Tallinn (Reval) Estonia, for Venesta, UK. Retailed by Isokon. Stained birch plywood. Very good original unrestored condition. This tray is the oval version. The more common round version was designed to fit snugly on the Isokon stool...

Very rare tray table designed by Eric Chambert. Produced by AB Chamberts Möbelfabrik in Norrköping, Sweden.