Vintage Hand-Chased Moroccan Tray – 95cm
$4,950.00
Vintage Hand-Chased Moroccan Tray – 95cm
A rare 95cm vintage Moroccan tray, fully hand-chased by master metalworkers using early hammering techniques. Its oversized scale, dense geometric detailing and aged patina make it a true collector’s piece, ideal for wall display or pairing with a cedar stand.
Tray only: AUD $3,950
Tray + cedar stand: AUD $4,400
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Description
Vintage Hand-Chased Moroccan Tray – 95cm
This exceptional vintage Moroccan tray was hand-chased by master metalworkers using early hammering techniques that predate machine tooling. At an impressive 95cm, it sits in the highest tier of collectible Moroccan trays — a size rarely seen on the market and highly sought after by stylists, collectors, and luxury interiors.
Every motif across the surface has been individually hammered: interlocking star geometry, floral medallions, and dense borders that create extraordinary depth and texture. The rolled edge confirms early fabrication, produced before Moroccan workshops transitioned to cast or lightweight aluminium trays.
The surface shows age, patina, light distortions, and imperfections consistent with decades of handling. These characteristics are evidence of authenticity and contribute to the value, making this tray a true investment-level piece.
FEATURES
• Size: 95cm diameter
• Fully hand-chased using early metalworking techniques
• Rolled edge (pre-machine production)
• Extremely dense geometric detailing
• Aged surface with natural wear and patina
• One-of-a-kind antique
• Suitable for wall display or use with a cedar stand
STYLING NOTES
This tray can be styled as:
• A statement wall piece in a foyer, living room, hallway or dining space
• A table top on a cedar stand
• A hero object in Mediterranean, Moroccan, minimalist or gallery-style interiors
• A collectible artwork for designers and curators
PROVENANCE
Sourced in Morocco and crafted using early hand-chasing techniques typical of Fez and Marrakesh metalwork.
