Hermon Round Iron Tray

This charming tray and cloche set is made for the modern homemaker. The iron tray is finished in a muted green enamel with gold foil edging. Topped with a glass cloche just to keep things fresh.

This is adorable and a nice alternative to the wooden ones you often see. You just have to be a little careful lifting the glass dome because it fits in the tray very snug.. Elizabeth. Tue May 19 2026

With a classic shape and simple handle, this cloche houses cheese, pastries, or rolls.

Awesome so happy with the purchase. Patricia. Oldsmar, FL. Thu Feb 18 2021

This ceramic butter dish brings a playful novelty look straight to your home with its whimsical animal shape. It's a great conversational piece that effortlessly updates your countertop or table setting while keeping your essentials within reach. The matching lid keeps your butter covered and fresh, making it easy to store in the refrigerator or display during family dinners. The thoughtful design includes a built-in handle, giving you a steady grip when lifting the cover. Plus, the heat-resistant material is microwave-safe for quick and convenient warming.

This is the most fun butter dish! All of my serveware is white, so I went with the white as well. Zero regrets, it even holds two sticks!. Amanda. Millville, MA. Sun Jun 07 2026

This Mango Wood Tray with Scalloped Edge is a harmonious blend of form and function. Its distinctive scalloped edge and the warm, natural finish of the mango wood make it a perfect addition to any setting that appreciates Bohemian flair, Scandinavian minimalism, or French Country warmth. It measures 17.5 inches in length and 9.5 inches in width, with a height that complements its elegant design. Whether used for serving guests or as a statement piece on a coffee table, this tray exudes a serene elegance that is both timeless and contemporary. Crafted with care, it's a piece that celebrates the beauty of natural materials and thoughtful design.

Adorable tray. Perfect accent to my kitchen.. Christine. Wildwood, MO. Mon May 25 2026