AGA - Tray - MINT CONDITION - Teak - MCM / Scandinavian - 1970
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Vintage AGA Cookshop tray from the early 1970s, in teak wood with brass brackets and two wooden lifting handles, circular 28 cm diameter (35 cm overall width with handles) and 2.5 cm rim depth, made in the United Kingdom, in mint condition with the laser-etched AGA logo underside and styled in MCM/Scandinavian design.
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On offer is an original, vintage, MCM, AGA Cookshop tray, board, or platter from the early 1970s, specifically designed for use alongside AGA’s iconic cast-iron range cookers. The piece is made of premium, richly textured teakwood designed to withstand heavy kitchen usage and features two thick, cylindric wooden lifting handles attached by brass brackets. It is marked with the laser-etched AGA logo on the underside. The piece is suitable for use as a lovely serving tray, as a cutting board, as a bar cart accessory, or as cheese/charcuterie platter for the tabletop.
AGA company: The AGA range cooker was invented in 1922 by the Nobel Prize-winning Swedish physicist Gustaf Dalén (1869–1937), who was employed as the chief engineer of the Swedish AGA (Svenska Aktiebolaget Gasaccumulator) company. In 1929, AGA crossed the ocean to the United Kingdom. AGA cookers quickly became a status symbol for country living. During the 1960s and 1970s, AGA Cookshop produced several high-quality teak and walnut kitchen accessories designed with Scandinavian or Mid-Century Modern flair to complement their premium cast-iron ranges.
DIMENSIONS: The circular teakwood board has a diameter of 28 cm. When including the suspended wooden handles and brass brackets extending from the sides, the total end-to-end width spans approximately 35 cm. The rim has a depth of about 2.5 cm and the board features a recessed groove.
CONDITION: The tray is in mint condition and only served as a decorative kitchen piece.
SHIPPING: The item will be carefully wrapped, packaged, and shipped with a tracking number.
On offer is an original, vintage, MCM, AGA Cookshop tray, board, or platter from the early 1970s, specifically designed for use alongside AGA’s iconic cast-iron range cookers. The piece is made of premium, richly textured teakwood designed to withstand heavy kitchen usage and features two thick, cylindric wooden lifting handles attached by brass brackets. It is marked with the laser-etched AGA logo on the underside. The piece is suitable for use as a lovely serving tray, as a cutting board, as a bar cart accessory, or as cheese/charcuterie platter for the tabletop.
AGA company: The AGA range cooker was invented in 1922 by the Nobel Prize-winning Swedish physicist Gustaf Dalén (1869–1937), who was employed as the chief engineer of the Swedish AGA (Svenska Aktiebolaget Gasaccumulator) company. In 1929, AGA crossed the ocean to the United Kingdom. AGA cookers quickly became a status symbol for country living. During the 1960s and 1970s, AGA Cookshop produced several high-quality teak and walnut kitchen accessories designed with Scandinavian or Mid-Century Modern flair to complement their premium cast-iron ranges.
DIMENSIONS: The circular teakwood board has a diameter of 28 cm. When including the suspended wooden handles and brass brackets extending from the sides, the total end-to-end width spans approximately 35 cm. The rim has a depth of about 2.5 cm and the board features a recessed groove.
CONDITION: The tray is in mint condition and only served as a decorative kitchen piece.
SHIPPING: The item will be carefully wrapped, packaged, and shipped with a tracking number.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Wood type
Teak
Title additional information
MCM / Scandinavian - 1970
Material
Brass, Wood
Manufacturer/brand
AGA
Model
MINT CONDITION
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Style
Scandinavian design
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
2.5 cm
Width
35 cm
Depth
28 cm
Estimated period
1970-1980
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