1960s CHANCE GLASS SEGMENTED LONG TRAY IN 'ANEMONE' DESIGN BY MICHAEL HARRIS
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Here is a long Hors d'Oeuvres tray, dating from the 1960s-70s, by the renowned glass makers Chance. The glass has been bent in a wavy fashion to create three discreet segments. [Very difficult to capture in photograph]. It bears the 'Anemone' pattern which was one of the colourful floral designs brought out by Michael Harris during the 1960's and has a hand-painted gilt edge. We adore Chance glass and this is a very decorative tray for display as it takes on the background colour of wherever it is placed but it looks even better in use for nibbles/hors d'oeuvres. Fabulous. (We have other glass plates etc. by Chance bearing the 'Anemone' design].
SIZE: 33cm x14cm; 13inches x5.5 inches
WEIGHT: 393g
CONDITION: Excellent
Product code: HORS.62
In stock: 1
PLEASE NOTE THAT I WILL BE AWAY FROM THE 15th TO THE 20th OF MARCH.
YOU CAN PLACE YOUR ORDERS AS NORMAL BUT THEY WILL NOT BE DISPATCHED UNTIL I RETURN ON THE 20th OF MARCH.
SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE.
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