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A geometric and intricately designed tray is centered on a gray background. It is shaped like a diamond and is made out of silver-plated brass. The longer sides have ramp-shaped pieces, possibly handles, fixed in position. Towards the center of the tray, the object slightly dips creating an oblong crated center. On the actual surface of the tray are decorative lines and patterns. At the center is an outlined diamond with a blank fill. From this diamond are straight radiating lines that reach towards the edges of the tray. The spaces between the lines alternate with an empty and filled space creating a striped pattern. Inside the filled spaces, more decorative lines are added. The lines vary in patterns from diagonal and checkered filled spaces to horizontal parallel repeating lines.

Object ID #18647629
silverplated brass.
Gift of Denis Gallion and Daniel Morris.
1994-118-26

This object was made by Weidlich Brothers Manufacturing Company.
This object is part of the Product Design and Decorative Arts collection.
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