This German teak snack tray from the 1970s exemplifies functional mid-century modern design. Meticulously carved from a single piece of wood in a warm honey-brown tone, it displays the natural grain highlighted by a subtly satin finish. The tray features three deep, oval compartments, their edges gently rounded for comfort, and a softly contoured handle that facilitates carrying. The construction is seamless, with no visible joints or fittings, reinforcing its organic, cohesive form. There are no decorative elements or inlays, emphasizing the pure utility characteristic of Scandinavian-influenced German design. The proportions are elongated and harmonious, the surface smooth and carefully finished. It has been preserved in very good condition, with only minimal traces of use typical for the 1970s. This tray echoes the spirit of an era that valued material honesty and practical simplicity. Its form evokes a time in 1970s Germany and Scandinavia when craft and the everyday ritual of sharing food converged. The teak grain traces a narrative of naturalness, while the subtle curves suggest a friendly presence on the table—as if the piece itself invited convivial gatherings over shared snacks. The tray could be placed on a low coffee table in a living room, highlighting the space’s natural character—especially where wooden or glass elements are present. It would work well in mid-century modern settings or eclectic collector interiors, where it could be paired with 1960s ceramics or minimalist dinnerware. For a striking effect, it may be combined with neutral-toned textiles or a geometric placemat to enhance the depth of the wood color and the subtle rhythm of the grain. Dimensions: height 3.5 cm, width 44 cm, depth 10 cm.
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Height3 cm
Depth10 cm
Width44 cm
Dimension details
Width44 cm
Height3 cm
Depth10 cm
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