Minka Tray Brown/Gold – Bamboo Handles
£745.00 – £1,080.00
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Minka Tray Brown/Gold – Bamboo Handles
The Minka Tray Brown/Gold Bamboo Handles is a round shape and is handmade by creating a mosaic of Brown colour Pearl Oyster shell. It is fitted with handmade gold plated bamboo handles and in addition is available in two sizes.
Colours: The Minka tray is available in several colours of shell including, Aqua, Brown, Cream, Prussian Blue and Black. Also it is possible to have the tray with gold or silver plated handles.
Dimensions:
M: Diameter: 36cm • Height 6.5 cm
L: Diameter: 47cm • Height 6.5 cm
The tray is perfectly versatile because it can be used as server or as a unique home accent.Hence it is perfect to transform any interior scheme or to give as a treasured gift.
Objet Luxe create “The Jewellery of The Home”. Whether you’re looking to serve drinks or create an eye-catching tabletop vignette, an opulent serving tray is a versatile solution. From textural shagreen finishes to contemporary shell designs, our pieces are crafted with a focus on superior quality and style.
Objet Luxe are proud to design and make unique pieces to help you create very special and unusual tablescapes when entertaining guests. We don’t need any excuse to sit down and enjoy a meal with friends and loved ones!
Sustainability:
Shells used by Objet Luxe are ethically sourced from sustainable sources. We only use the finest quality natural raw materials, all of which comply to CITES and all international environmental legislation
Details
36cm (D) x 36cm (W) x 7cm (H)
Large SKU: TR-MINBPS-047-GO
47cm (D) x 47cm (W) x 6.5cm (H)
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Care
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Personalisation
Whether you choose to add classic initials, a special message or a memorable date, you can create a truly individual gift for someone special. As individuals, we have been engraving, carving and decorating for thousands of years, to create something special. It was the European jewellery goldsmiths in middle ages, who developed the technique of engraving onto metalwork. Today the method and technique is essentially still the same.
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