After A While Decoupage Glass Tray

$56.00

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After a while, you learn — the subtle wisdom that comes only with time, and living, and a few lessons learned the hard way. This tray holds that hard-won grace in vintage typeset on a natural cream background, quiet and knowing in the way the best truths tend to be.

In the French tradition of découpage, the bent-glass tray is handcrafted in our New York studio and individually signed by Ben. It is food safe and wipe clean, the back side felted, and it is equally lovely hung with a plate hanger, poised on a gallery easel, or gathering small keepsakes on a dresser. A folded card explaining the time-honored découpage process accompanies each piece.

Give it to someone stepping into a new chapter, or keep it close as a reminder of how far you've already come.

Add a Black Gallery Easel to display your glass tray — click here.

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Mary L.
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
6 years ago
5 Stars
So adorable and wrapped so beautifully! Gave it to my daughter as a small housewarming gift when she moved into her new apartment. Great company to work with and the most heartfelt items! Obsessed.
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Annie S.
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I recommend this product
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9 years ago
5 Stars
I have this to a friend who just purchased a new home and is getting re-married. We are both huge S&TC fans, and Mr. Big's quote is absolutely appropriate. The dish is beautiful...thick and gorgeous and completely lined with felt on the back so it won't scratch the furniture. I initially thought this was expensive, but after getting it I realized how it was totally worth the price.
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Pat J.
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I recommend this product
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
9 years ago
5 Stars
Great item, attractive packaging, prompt delivery. Couldn't be more pleased.
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After A While Decoupage Glass Tray

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