This serving tray from the 1970s is crafted from a single piece of teak wood, shaped in the organic silhouette of a split string bean. Four deep, softly rounded compartments provide space for serving assorted snacks or storing small items. The primary tone is a warm, medium brown, accentuated by natural wood grain patterns in varying shades, while the semi-matte finish offers a gentle sheen that highlights the tactile quality of the teak. Smooth, curved edges and a small rectangular handle at one end add functional detail. The design embraces mid-century modern principles, focusing on simplicity and the honest beauty of natural materials. The construction is solid, without visible joints or hardware, and the tray retains its original character. Condition is good, with surface wear such as minor scratches, small chips along the edges, and a patina consistent with decades of use. A teak tray of this scale and shape evokes the convivial spirit of 1970s gatherings, when wood objects were chosen for their tactile warmth and understated presence. Its sculptural, flowing lines tell a story of simplicity that remains distinctive – every curve and soft sheen alludes to an era when design balanced function and visual pleasure. The patina and traces of use are like gentle echoes of past occasions, recording the life lived around it and preserving a quiet history on its surface. The tray works well displayed on a low coffee table or oak sideboard, where the teak brown interacts with natural daylight. It can be paired with neutral ceramics, vintage glass, or metal accessories to highlight its mid-century modern heritage. In eclectic interiors, it becomes
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Height4 cm
Depth13 cm
Width40 cm
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Width40 cm
Height4 cm
Depth13 cm
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