TIME PERIOD: 1920s - 1930s ORIGIN: New Britain, CT HISTORY: Landers, Frary & Clark was a housewares company based in New Britain, Connecticut, that operated from 1865 until its acquisition by General Electric in 1965. The company was known for producing a wide range of household items, including small appliances, cutlery, and metalware. Serving trays like this one were popular during the Art Deco era, reflecting the period's emphasis on geometric designs and functional elegance. These trays were commonly used for serving drinks and appetizers at home or in commercial settings. CONDITION: Pre-Owned OUR GRADE: Very Good (VG): Has minor wear but still works as its designed purpose. Ready for touch-ups, restoration or upcycle. If your local to Tacoma, WA, stop by and visit us on the middle floor of the Sanford and Son Antiques Building at 743 Broadway, Tacoma WA 98402 GRADING SYSTEM:Mint (M): Looks like it was never used and preserved in the best environment.Near Mint (NM): Looks like it just came from the retail store and recently opened.Very Good Plus (VG+): Except for a couple very minor things, this would be near mint.Very Good (VG): Has minor wear but still works as its designed purpose.Good (G): Is has significant wear but still works as its designed purpose.Poor (P): Broken, cracked, heavily damaged, ripped in very bad condition.
