Tray from a tea service c. 1928

This Art Deco tea service tray by Virginia Hamill is a stunning example of Art Deco design. Created around 1928, the tray showcases the sleek lines and geometric forms characteristic of the style. The tray itself is silver, with a distinctive wavy shape. It holds a teapot, creamer, and sugar bowl, each with a black Bakelite handle. The tray reflects the influence of the Machine Age, with its smooth surfaces and functional design. It is currently housed in the Minneapolis Institute of Art.