April 16, 2024
Italian Inlaid Brass trim wood floral serving tray Mint
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You are bidding on a very unique imported Handmade authentic Italian wooden inlaid tray. This imported European decor has been garnished with exquisite brass trim work and brass handles. Trim was carefully attached by an artisan with small braid nails around the outside which is clearly shown in the photos. The type of wood is unknown; however the incredible wood grain on the bottom is of superior quality and covered with a marvelous finish that shines like the sun. The paper label is clearly marked "Made in Italy" and was most likely purchased on a trip while in Italy. Beautiful tray with inlaid motifs created by the various wood veneers that make up the floral and leaf patterns that make this a center piece of any table. Colors in the tray of mustard, olive, beige, tan and bronze lay upon the top of green burls and a design of incredible tapestry all in a 3D effect make this item very special. Condition: This item does not have any scratches or marks anyw No cracks or chips anyw The tray is in Mint condition as if new, someone has cared for it like a child. Extremely lovely item from Italy and we have never seen one exactly like it. The serving tray measures 15 inches long x 10.75 inches wide x 3 inches tall. Auction Details: Bidding will start at $1.00 with "No Reserve". Our rating of 100% satisfaction ensures you will not be
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