Skip to content

Cart

Your cart is empty

Vintage Walnut Triple Cutout Desk Tray (1950s-1960s)

Sale price$35.00

Rare Three-Grip Design for Enhanced Functionality

Product Details:

  • Dimensions: 15"L × 10.5"W × 2.25"H
  • Weight: 1.2 lbs
  • Material: Solid Walnut
  • Construction: Dovetail corners
  • Era: 1950s-1960s
  • Made in: USA

Distinctive Design Features:

  • Triple Cutout Configuration : Three hand grips - front and both sides
  • Low-profile sides for effortless document access
  • Legal-size paper compatible
  • Precision dovetail joinery throughout

Rarity & Significance: This triple cutout design is exceptionally rare in the vintage desk accessory market. While most period trays feature one or two cutouts, this piece's three-grip configuration represents a unique approach to functional office design, making it highly collectible.

Condition Assessment: Shows authentic vintage character with honest wear throughout. The tray displays small scratches across the surface and several dark stains and more prominent scratches that tell the story of decades of use. The original felt base has some damage. These imperfections add to the piece's historical charm and authenticity.

Functional Applications:

  • Executive desk organizer
  • Document filing tray
  • Office supply storage
  • Mid-century modern décor accent
  • Collector's display piece

Historical Context: Represents the golden age of American office furniture design when functionality met craftsmanship. The substantial 2.25" depth and premium walnut construction reflect the quality standards of mid-century commercial furniture manufacturing.

Perfect For: Executives, mid-century modern enthusiasts, vintage office collectors, or anyone appreciating exceptional craftsmanship with practical utility.

Vintage Walnut Triple Cutout Desk Tray (1950s-1960s)
Vintage Walnut Triple Cutout Desk Tray (1950s-1960s) Sale price$35.00
×

Please wait...

Make An Offer

Vintage Walnut Triple Cutout Desk Tray (1950s-1960s)
Vintage Walnut Triple Cutout Desk Tray (1950s-1960s)