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Hand-Woven Ash Rattan Serving Tray for Tea and Snacks

Hand-Woven Ash Rattan Serving Tray for Tea and Snacks
Hand-Woven Ash Rattan Serving Tray for Tea and Snacks
Hand-Woven Ash Rattan Serving Tray for Tea and Snacks
Hand-Woven Ash Rattan Serving Tray for Tea and Snacks
Hand-Woven Ash Rattan Serving Tray for Tea and Snacks
Hand-Woven Ash Rattan Serving Tray for Tea and Snacks
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TypeHome & Kitchen > Serveware > Serving Trays
Size: 18*18*2cm
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Serve tea, fruit and breakfast on a solid wood tray with a hand-woven ash rattan centre. The raised rim keeps cups and small plates from sliding, and the warm weave makes an ordinary snack look set with care. Two sizes sit together for a matching table.

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Serve tea, fruit and breakfast on a solid wood tray with a hand-woven ash rattan centre. The raised rim keeps cups and small plates from sliding, and the warm weave makes an ordinary snack look set with care. Two sizes sit together for a matching table.

Hand-woven ash willow rattan tray in a solid wood frame for serving and display

Solves
  • need for a stylish tray to carry drinks and snacks
  • plates and small items sliding on flat surfaces
  • plain tableware lacking natural texture

Serve tea and snacks on wood that feels at home

Plates slide and small things tip over on bare tabletops. This solid wood tray with a hand-woven rattan centre holds everything steady, so your table looks as calm as the moment.

Solid wood edge, hand-woven centre

Close-up of the wood frame and tight rattan weave on a serving tray

Solid wood, built to last

The frame is solid wood with a smooth finish and a raised rim that runs around the whole tray. Cups and small plates stay put when you carry the tray across the room, and the rim gives you a clean edge to lift from.

Corner of a rattan tray showing the rounded wood edge and weave

Hand-woven rattan centre

The centre is ash willow rattan woven by hand into a tight panel. Each tray has its own slight variation in the weave, and that texture is what makes it look warm next to ceramic teapots and linen napkins.

Square and rectangular rattan trays stacked on a wooden dining table

Two sizes, one look

The large tray measures 30 x 20 cm and the small one 18 x 18 cm, both 2 cm thick. They sit together for tea and snacks, and they pair well with a setting on the same table.

Simple care keeps the weave tight

  • Wipe with a damp cloth

    Clean after each serving, then wipe the wood frame and the rattan centre.

  • Dry it straight away

    Do not leave the tray wet, so the wood keeps its smooth finish.

  • Avoid soaking

    Standing water can swell the wood and loosen the weave over time.

  • Keep it away from heat

    Store in a cool, dry place away from radiators and direct sun.

Two sizes, 2 cm thick

  • 30 x 20 cmLarge tray
  • 18 x 18 cmSmall tray
  • 2 cmThickness
  • Flat, for stacking and displayBase

Set the small square beside a dinner plate to judge how much of the table it covers.

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TypeHome & Kitchen > Serveware > Serving Trays
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Questions and answers

Is the wood safe for serving food, and how do I clean it?
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Wanelo · seller

Yes, it is made for serving. Wipe the tray with a damp cloth after use and dry it straight away. Avoid soaking it in the sink, since standing water is what wears down wood and rattan.

Will the rattan centre loosen or fray with use?
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Wanelo · seller

The rattan is hand-woven into a tight panel and set inside a solid wood frame. Keep it dry, out of heat, and avoid stacking heavy plates on the woven centre, and it holds its shape for regular serving.

Which size works for my plates and table?
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Wanelo · seller

The large tray measures 30 x 20 cm and suits teapots, cups and a few snacks or fruit. The small tray measures 18 x 18 cm and fits one plate, a cup or a small cake. Both are 2 cm thick, so you can pair them with your existing or stack them for display.

Is this worth the cost compared with a plain plastic or melamine tray?
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Wanelo · seller

A solid wood tray costs more up front, but you use it every day and it does not look like a stopgap on the table. Buyers who replace cheap trays every year or two often find one good wood tray lasts longer and looks better on the table.

Is this set meant for display as well as serving?
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Wanelo · seller

Yes. The flat base and the raised rim let it sit on a sideboard or counter with fruit, bread or a tea set arranged on top. Set the two sizes together for a matched display.

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