The Paul Tray Stone:Cool Oyster Functional mementos from an era

Functional mementos from an era when advertising was etched into the objects you held

2” D x 2

serving tray

acting as visual anchors and introducing a warm tonal counterpoint beneath the cooler body above

The rose bowl is a Victorian form — a low

The Paul Tray Stone:Cool Oyster Functional mementos from an eraNamed for Swiss born artist Paul Klee, who wrote: Art does not reproduce what we see. It makes us see. Art does not reproduce the visible; it makes visible. Carved from a single block of stone, the Paul Tray is defined by its inlaid detailinga meeting of contrasting stones that shifts tone and texture within the frame. At 11 across, its square form and broad, scooped surface are scaled for serving fruit, staging objects, or resting as sculpture in