Tray by Eichholtz

A mirror floor, a pierced railing, and a small landing in the middle for whatever deserves it.

This tray is contemporary, made of nickel by Eichholtz. Gallery trays with pierced rails have long been used for serving and display, the raised edge keeping things from wandering. A long low rail runs along the back and sides, pierced with rows of narrow arched openings. The mirrored base reflects the rail, and a stepped central block sits forward of it, flanked by molded ends. The finish is bright and silvery throughout. It is 28.25 inches long, 9.75 deep and 2.75 high.

Built to make a set of glasses feel important.