One of Danielle’s favorite dishes to design! It’s the 1950s Hazel Atlas Glass Co. “Sip, Snack, and Smoke Luncheon Tray.” It features clear glass in the “Ball and Rib” pattern.
Mainly used at social gatherings and parties (think 1950s housewives playing bridge), it featured 3 sections: the largest for your playing cards or snacks, a small one with an ashtray groove, and the last which held the matching beaded handle cup it would have originally come with.
The tray is decorated with a bright sunburst color palette of pressed wildflowers and fruit slices. Perfect to continue using as a snack tray (customers have commented on turning it into a sushi tray!) or would look great as a decorative vanity tray on a dresser or bathroom sink.
One of Danielle’s favorite dishes to design! It’s the 1950s Hazel Atlas Glass Co. “Sip, Snack, and Smoke Luncheon Tray.” It features clear glass in the “Ball and Rib” pattern.
Mainly used at social gatherings and parties (think 1950s housewives playing bridge), it featured 3 sections: the largest for your playing cards or snacks, a small one with an ashtray groove, and the last which held the matching beaded handle cup it would have originally come with.
The tray is decorated with a bright sunburst color palette of pressed wildflowers and fruit slices. Perfect to continue using as a snack tray (customers have commented on turning it into a sushi tray!) or would look great as a decorative vanity tray on a dresser or bathroom sink.
