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Wooden Tray With Brass Handles

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Wooden Tray With Brass Handles

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Product Features
  • Sturdy wood tray features a ¼" deep recessed center
  • Center holds six 4-1/4" tiles or your own custom mosaic design
  • Includes brass carrying handles
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Product Description
Serve up style with this beautiful honey finish wooden tray. The sturdy tray holds six 4-1/4" tiles or your own custom mosaic design in the ¼" deep recessed center. Tray measures 16" x 11-3/4".

Delphi artist Kayleigh McGrath used Recycled Glass tiles and a variety of Van Gogh Chips to create the two geometric pattern trays. Artist Melanie Churchill glazed six ceramic tiles to customize the tray below.
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