Description
This ceramic serving tray takes the shape of a single holly leaf, with a small cluster of red berries sitting at one end. The leaf is a rich mid green with a glossy finish that catches the light, and its edges rise and dip into the pointed tips you would find on a real sprig of holly. Fine raised veins run from a central rib out towards each point, so the surface has gentle texture as well as colour. It measures 30cm from end to end and stands 4cm high, a low, shallow piece that sits easily on a table or sideboard without taking over.
Christmas is its season. Set it out with biscuits for arriving guests, or place it among the candles and greenery on a festive table, where the green and red pick up the colours of the season. Its 30cm length suits a row of mince pies or a few handfuls of sweets, and the low 4cm height keeps everything within easy reach as it passes around the room. Between servings it can stay out as a seasonal decoration on a dresser, a mantelpiece or a hall table, bringing a touch of the outdoors in through December.
Made from ceramic, the tray has a glossy surface that keeps its green bright and its berries a cheerful red. We would suggest a gentle hand wash in warm soapy water and drying with a soft cloth, taking a little care around the raised berries and the pointed tips. Once the festive season is over, wrap it in tissue and store it flat with your decorations so it is ready to come out again next year. It makes a welcome Christmas gift too, and looks well against a red runner or a crisp white tablecloth.
Specification
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Colour |
Green & Red |
| Height |
4cm |
| Width |
30cm |
| Depth |
5cm |
| Weight |
0.391kg |
| Occasion |
Christmas |
Frequently Asked
How big is the holly leaf serving tray?
It measures 30cm from end to end and stands 4cm high, so it sits low on the table with room for a row of biscuits or mince pies.
What is the tray made from?
It is made from ceramic with a glossy green finish, fine raised veins across the leaf and a small cluster of red berries at one end.
What colours is it?
The leaf is green and the berries are red, the traditional colours of holly, which sit happily alongside Christmas greenery and red or white table linens.
How should I clean it?
We would suggest a gentle hand wash in warm soapy water, then drying with a soft cloth, taking care around the raised berries and the leaf's pointed tips.
Does it make a good Christmas gift?
Yes, a ceramic holly leaf tray is a cheerful Christmas gift that can serve festive treats at gatherings and sit out as a seasonal decoration in between.