Ceramic Tray Tables

Standout 19th Century English blue and white tray transfer decorated with tree, boats and figures inside a floral border, presented in a newer cust...

An unusual Danish 18th century Rococo delft tile tray table. Dry scraped to reveal its original colours. Contains four small drawers on each side of the table, works as a centre tabl...

Crafted in France, circa 1850, the 5 hand painted tiles are set in a carved frame. The hand painted blue and white plaque features traditional Delft scene with sailboat, fish, merm...

Italian post modern small round light blue table in ceramic with engraved design and brass, probably 1980s period Incredible beauty for this round-shaped table, the charactheristic ...

English Regency style mahogany three tier dessert buffet Fabulous 19th century mahogany three-tiered buffet trolley or server. The wood shelves are supported by four turned leg colu...

Italian faience tray depicting Angels and mythological scenes in a landscape setting. Custon made faux bamboo stand included. Maker's mark on underside.

This is "Seto ware". Seto is a historic kiln located in Aichi prefecture, Japan. (The red circle on the map is the Seto ware) It is said to have originated around the 13th century....

Serve breakfast in bed with style using this vintage tray! Crafted in Portugal, circa 1990, the large ceramic tray is embellished with two handles which facilitate ease of carrying. ...

Vey unusual Swedish Grace tray table. Most likely Carl Malmsten for Bodafors, 1920s. The hand-painted faience tray is made by Karl Lindström (1865-1936) for Rörstrand, Stockholm Sweden. Signed with Rörstrands crowned "R" and with "KL" for Karl Lindström. The stand is veneered with zebrawood, mahogany and birch. The quality is suburb. Very nice condition. No issues. Karl Lindström Karl was hired as a porcelain painter and designer at Rörstrand in 1878. He became one of Rörstrands most famous artists during this period. He worked at Rörstrand until 1933. Rörstrand Rörstrand was founded in 1726. Rörstrand is the most famous Swedish porcelain manufacturer, with production in Stockholm. In 1900, Rörstrand employed around 1,100 people. The factory's products had an excellent reputation worldwide and participated successfully in various art and industrial exhibitions. Bodafors Many of the most famous Swedish furniture designers worked for Bodafors. Among many others, Carl malmsten, Axel Einar Hjorth...

Tray table dark wood decorated with dutch tiles, in great antique condition from the 1920s.

Pair of 1970s English bamboo table with bronze fittings and glazed ceramic tops.

Spode porcelain 967 pattern very large serving dish, NWith a tray table, Circa 1810 The very large Spode porcelain serving dish of rectangular shape with canted corners painted with the Spode 967...

Severin Hansen rosewood trolly table / serving table with Royal Copenhagen tiles designed by Nils Thorsson. The well made trolly table was manufactured...

The tray 06:45 of the 'Meridiane' collection recalls typical shapes of Classic Italian architecture. The white ceramic arena is the background for an obelisk painted in 24-karat gold...

Cotta shelter shelves by Decio Studio made at alfa.brussels for Everyday Gallery, unique piece, 2019 The piece belongs to categories: collectible design, functional art & art furn...