Established in 1980, China Gourmet kitchenwares Co., Ltd. is a professional enterprise engaged in the design, development, fruit trays manufacturer, fruit tray wholesale, production, and marketing of kitchenware, cookware, dinnerware and small household appliances. With three subsidiary factories producing porcelain and ceramic products, we can supply a wide range of fruit trays products to meet the ever-changing market demands. Our products meet GS, CE, ITS and UL approval standards. With the improvement of our organizational structure and the integration of strategic and tactical operations, we have emphasized customers' value in order to better serve their changing needs. As a result, our fruit tray products have been selling well in the American, USA, Australian, Europe and Japanese markets. |
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The 14-Inch Glass Fresh Fruits Tray is a great gift when giving cookies, chocolates or even on it's own. This 14-inch tray is made from layers of colored glass poured thought multiple stencils, and then fired at over 1500 degrees fahrenheit. Feel free to put your Fresh Fruits Tray into the dishwasher but be mindful of harsh detergents and hard water so it doesn't haze. Like all untempered glass, this piece of glass should not be placed in an oven. The 14-Inch Fresh Fruits Tray from Peggy Karr: functional art at it's finest. The sides slope to increase capacity and to provide a better grip for carrying. Clear cherry with an oil and wax finish. |
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Red. Oval Shape; 18.5 x 14.5 x 1"; Casual Melamine Serving Platter
Dishwasher and Microwave Safe. Hand rubbed oil finish. Large Rectangular Fruit Tray.The color will never wear of fade for a lifetime of everyday enjoyment and use as an art piece or as a serving tray when entertaining. The Flower Fresh Fruits is both microwave and dishwasher friendly. simply cover it up with the attached flip top, and you'll protect all your garnishes from fruit flies, rain, and any other unexpected visitors!Made of clear cherry wood.
This practical tray, originally found at the Shaker community in Sabbathday Lake, Maine, was used in the canning room for fruits and berries.
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