A striking example of Art Deco sophistication, this French barware serving accessory dates to circa 1930 and offers both style and function for entertaining. The square mirrored glass tray is framed by a sleek chrome gallery and accented with rich Macassar ebony wood handles, epitomizing the era's refined aesthetic.
Five molded glass dishes, each etched with a delicate design, are perfectly suited for serving hors d'oeuvres, olives, nuts, or cocktail accompaniments. These dishes are removable for ease of use and presentation. At the center, a lidded chrome dish, topped with a matching Macassar wood handle, adds a touch of symmetry and elegance.
Ideal for stylish gatherings or as a statement piece in a curated barware collection, this rare server embodies the glamour of 1930s French design. No visible maker's signature.