Antique Serving Tray, English, Teak, Decorative, Campaign, Colonial, Georgian Low Table Opening lower drawer dressed with

Opening lower drawer dressed with a brass button pull

Sinuous in form with spade motif supported by distinctive fishtail stands

Sliding latch locks securely into place - lift outwards and up to return the stand to its upright position

Rare to find with a desirable aged patina

Stop-ended chamfers to the galleried top

Antique Serving Tray, English, Teak, Decorative, Campaign, Colonial, Georgian Low Table Opening lower drawer dressed withOur Stock # 18. 7921 This is an antique inlaid serving tray. An English, teak and Mother of Pearl decorative afternoon tea or campaign tray, dating to the Georgian period, circa 1800. Striking example of Georgian marquetry Desirably aged over two centuries with an appealing, well used patina Select teak shows fine grain interest and vibrant russet hues Mother of Pearl and brass foliate inlays a decorative flourish some losses present Further inlay