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Vintage Serving Tray - Red Pineapple - Made in U.S.A
$28.00
Size: 16" long x 8.5" wide
This striking pineapple-shaped dish crafted in the 1970s features a dramatic contrast between its earthy exterior and vibrant, high-gloss interior. The outer surface is finished in a textured faux woodgrain glaze, giving it a warm, organic feel, while the interior bursts with a rich, fiery red accented by darker, flame-like variations around the rim.
The stylized pineapple form—complete with a carved, dimensional crown—adds a playful yet sophisticated tropical touch, making this piece a standout for display. Whether styled on a coffee table, bar cart, or entryway console, it brings instant retro character and color to any space.
Perfect as a decorative centerpiece, catchall dish, or conversation piece, this tray embodies the bold, experimental design influence of mid-century American pottery.
Condition:
Good vintage condition with light surface wear consistent with age. A small chip is present on one point of the pineapple crown (see photos). No major cracks or structural damage.
This striking pineapple-shaped dish crafted in the 1970s features a dramatic contrast between its earthy exterior and vibrant, high-gloss interior. The outer surface is finished in a textured faux woodgrain glaze, giving it a warm, organic feel, while the interior bursts with a rich, fiery red accented by darker, flame-like variations around the rim.
The stylized pineapple form—complete with a carved, dimensional crown—adds a playful yet sophisticated tropical touch, making this piece a standout for display. Whether styled on a coffee table, bar cart, or entryway console, it brings instant retro character and color to any space.
Perfect as a decorative centerpiece, catchall dish, or conversation piece, this tray embodies the bold, experimental design influence of mid-century American pottery.
Condition:
Good vintage condition with light surface wear consistent with age. A small chip is present on one point of the pineapple crown (see photos). No major cracks or structural damage.
Size: 16" long x 8.5" wide
This striking pineapple-shaped dish crafted in the 1970s features a dramatic contrast between its earthy exterior and vibrant, high-gloss interior. The outer surface is finished in a textured faux woodgrain glaze, giving it a warm, organic feel, while the interior bursts with a rich, fiery red accented by darker, flame-like variations around the rim.
The stylized pineapple form—complete with a carved, dimensional crown—adds a playful yet sophisticated tropical touch, making this piece a standout for display. Whether styled on a coffee table, bar cart, or entryway console, it brings instant retro character and color to any space.
Perfect as a decorative centerpiece, catchall dish, or conversation piece, this tray embodies the bold, experimental design influence of mid-century American pottery.
Condition:
Good vintage condition with light surface wear consistent with age. A small chip is present on one point of the pineapple crown (see photos). No major cracks or structural damage.
This striking pineapple-shaped dish crafted in the 1970s features a dramatic contrast between its earthy exterior and vibrant, high-gloss interior. The outer surface is finished in a textured faux woodgrain glaze, giving it a warm, organic feel, while the interior bursts with a rich, fiery red accented by darker, flame-like variations around the rim.
The stylized pineapple form—complete with a carved, dimensional crown—adds a playful yet sophisticated tropical touch, making this piece a standout for display. Whether styled on a coffee table, bar cart, or entryway console, it brings instant retro character and color to any space.
Perfect as a decorative centerpiece, catchall dish, or conversation piece, this tray embodies the bold, experimental design influence of mid-century American pottery.
Condition:
Good vintage condition with light surface wear consistent with age. A small chip is present on one point of the pineapple crown (see photos). No major cracks or structural damage.