One small chip to the edge; all four glass rods present and seated; corner brackets sound with age-appropriate darkening.
A rectangular mirrored tray framed by four thick glass rod gallery rails, held at each corner by darkened metal brackets. A Deco-revival form by Godinger Silver Art Co, the New York giftware house known for barware and serving pieces. The glass rods are the better version of this design — heavier and clearer than the acrylic that replaced them — and the whole piece throws light around beautifully.
It works on a dresser, a bar cart, or a bathroom counter. Load it with perfume bottles, a decanter and glasses, or a cluster of votives; a mirrored tray earns its place by what you put on it. Equally at home in a Hollywood Regency scheme or on a Parisian-style vanity.
