Waldorf Grey Marble Tray, Brass Inlay, Rectangle, Cheese Board and Platter

Celebrate a lifestyle of luxury and glamour. Adorn your vanity area, or entrance console table decor with this perfect marble display tray for your fashion accessories, cosmetics, and jewelries.

Or, entertain in style. Waldorf's timeless and highly sought-after marble trays make classic Cheese Boards and Platters a perfect lifestyle of glamorous grazing.

Brass inlay stripes pattern adds a touch of trad to your tabletop. Like fine wine, brass only gets better with age. Over time, polished brass will develop a rich natural  patina. Use a microfiber cloth to buff out fingerprints and dirt. If you have no patience for patina, use a brass polish, but take care to avoid any non-brass detailing or inlays.

Features

• Natural grey and white marble trays for vanity areas, coffee table decor and dining table decor, or entertain as serving trays for canapes
  

• Adds glamour to any setting

• Golden brass inlay and grey and white marble in a striped pattern

• Smooth round felt pads for and added a layer of protection
  

• Perfect for any gift giving occasion

Product Details

• Size: Approx. 35cm x 25cm x 1.5cm

• Product Type: Grey and White Marble Tray
  

• Material: Natural Marble - a natural elegant stone with unique patterns and veining, and brass inlay in striped pattern
  

• Wipe with warm, damp cloth, and dry with soft cloth

ALL ABOUT MARBLE Marble blocks are products of nature and natural fractures are common but not defects. Marble reaching the market come from mountains that are many years of age and any inherent fractures and crack lines are a part of the natural character of the stone.

Marble is a product of nature and no two pieces are exactly alike. As a natural product they are prone to variations in color, flow, grain, tonality, veining, shade and texture. Natural fractures and crack lines existing in your stone are intrinsic, which actually adds to the beauty, history and charm of the material.

Fractures and natural crack lines are sometimes treated with liquid epoxy, but only when artisans consider it absolutely necessary, wherever possible, such fractures and crack lines are left in their natural state for its beauty.

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