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StorageWorks Round Wicker Scalloped Tray with Handles, 13 in
StorageWorks
$25.99Best scalloped tray
Scalloped edges and natural woven texture are two grandmillennial signatures, and this seagrass tray combines both while actually earning its keep. Use it to corral perfume bottles on a dresser, tea things on an ottoman, or a candle-and-matchbook vignette on the coffee table — the scalloped rim turns everyday clutter into a styled moment. Built-in handles make it easy to lift and carry, and woven pieces add the warmth that keeps blue-and-white schemes from feeling cold.
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Good to know: It's a decorative and dry-goods tray, not waterproof — wipe spills quickly and don't use it under dripping glasses.
As featured in our guide Grandmillennial Decor: 30 Pieces to Get the Look.
Specifications
- Brand
- StorageWorks
- Color
- Natural (Seagrass)
- Shape
- Round
- Material
- Seagrass
- Product Dimensions
- 13"L x 13"W x 2.75"H
What the maker says
- Natural Material – The scalloped tray is crafted from natural material over a sturdy iron frame by skilled artisans, weaving traditional patterns into modern designs tightly with care.
- Unique Shape – Inspired by the shape of a seashell, the round serving tray features scalloped edges, boasting a unique style and attractive appearance.
- Cutout Handles – With 2 handles built into the scalloped edges, this lightweight round wicker basket is comfortable to grip and easy to carry, making it a perfect serving tray.
- Perfect Centerpiece – With its unique scalloped shape, this wicker tray commands attention on your tabletop as both a natural and elegant centerpiece that elevates your home's style.
- Versatile Tray – As decorative as it is functional, this multi-use rattan tray is suitable for use on the dining table, washstand, bedroom, kitchen island, and any other desired location.
Manufacturer claims from the product listing, not our own testing.








