Edwardian style tray

Edwardian style tray made of solid mahogany.Elegant and harmonious, with a molded wavy rim, bronze handles, as well as a central inlaid shell motif.

The Erdvadian style was popular during the reign of King Edward VII, and lasted until the start of the First World War. It is characterized by a departure from the heavy, gloomy and cluttered Victorian aesthetics towards lighter, brighter and more elegant forms.

The period of production is the beginning of the 20th century (1901-1910).