Bar & Decorative Trays
A collection page of Hudson Grace
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Bar & Decorative Trays Bar and decorative trays are among the most useful pieces in a home. They gather bottles on the bar, carry cocktails from room to room, organize a coffee table, and give everyday objects a proper place to land. The Hudson Grace collection brings together one-of-a-kind vintage silverplate trays and handwoven trays crafted from natural materials, each hand-selected for its character, quality, and lasting usefulness. Why We Love Trays One-of-a-kind vintage finds: Our silverplate trays are sourced from Le Marché, hotels, and markets, with the markings, patina, and signs of age that make each piece distinct. Natural woven texture: Trays crafted from abaca, water hyacinth, and other natural fibers bring visible texture to coffee tables, kitchen islands, ottomans, and covered patios. Useful throughout the home: Carry drinks, gather bottles on the bar, organize a bedside table, or group books, candles, and collected objects. Made for mixing: Silverplate and woven fibers work naturally with clear glass, white stoneware, linen, marble, and warm wood. A memorable gift: A tray is useful from the moment it arrives and becomes more personal with every gathering, morning coffee, or bottle placed upon it. Vintage Silverplate Bar Trays Our vintage silverplate trays are sourced one at a time from Le Marché, hotels, and markets. No two are exactly alike. Each has its own shape, scale, markings, and history, along with the light scratches, softened edges, and patina that come from years of use. Many were originally made for hotel dining rooms, bars, or private clubs, where they carried drinks, coffee, and room service through countless doors. We love that they remain just as useful now. A round hotel tray can hold a decanter and glasses. A handled tray can carry cocktails to the patio. A smaller silverplate tray can gather matches, bottles, or bar tools without taking over the room. Vintage silverplate also brings contrast to a home. Its polished surface sits