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A Japanese-made wooden tray from the Showa era, roughly 1950s to 1970s, built for serving an Old-Fashioned with a cigar. It has a glass holder, a cigar rest and an ashtray well, plus a sliding-lid compartment. At about 22 cm wide and 13 cm tall, it is a compact bar accessory rather than a full serving tray. It suits drinkers who want a vintage, single-serve bar piece; modern cocktail trays are larger and plainer but hold more.
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This wooden tray is made for serving an Old-Fashioned alongside a cigar. It has a built-in glass holder, a cigar holder and an ashtray well. A sliding-lid compartment is also included.
The body is wood with a metal insert. It was made in Japan by WOOD WARE (KS) of Asakusa Kaminarimon, and dates from the Showa period, roughly the 1950s to the 1970s.
