Trays

Enamelware Coasters, Rose and Aqua, W in diameter and 1 deep. Marked W & S BLACKINTON FINE SILVERPLATE SINCE 1886. These enamelware coasters could also serve as pin dishes, as tea bag holders on a breakfast tray, or for paperclips on your desk. Our list price includes priority insured shippping to the continental US.

Vintage Ballantine Beer the Three-Ring Sign . In the logo used in advertising, the rings were labeled Purity, Body, Flavor . According to one legend, Peter Ballantine was inspired to use the pattern after seeing condensation rings left by beer glasses on a tabletop. Bottles of Ballantine's can be seen in photos of American World War II aviators debriefing on Iwo Jima after a raid against Tokyo. Team announcers, most notably the legendary Mel Allen, labeled Yankee home runs, Ballantine Blasts. New York Yankees broadcasts featured commercials with the jingle, Baseball and Ballantine/ Baseball and Ballantine/ What a combination/ All across the nation/ Ballantine, Ballantine beer. Ballantine also sponsored the PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES on radio and TV for many years in the 1950s and 1960s. The scoreboard in right center field at Philadelphia's Connie Mack Stadium (previously known as Shibe Park) sported a 60-foot-long (18 m) Ballantine Ale sign. Ballantine was the preferred beer of MARTIN CRANE on the television show FRASIER. He drinks the pale ale in almost every episode, usually from the can. It is rumored that the famous drummer JOHN BONHAM of hard rock band Led Zeppelin used the logo of Ballantine beer as a high influence to create his symbol . Shipping is $7.95 USA Domestic Priority Package (3 days).

Couroc of California pieces were the wedding and shower present of choice from 1950's to the 1980's. Couroc was located in Monterey, California and produced many different types and shapes of trays, boxes, ashtrays and glass barware. The company was founded by Guthrie Courvoisier, owner of Courvoisier Galleries in San Francisco in 1948, Courvoisier worked for Disney prior to founding his company. While working for Disney he designed the first commercially available animation cels, these cels are still known as Courvoisier Cels. His wife, Moira Wallace was a designer and was involved in the designing and manufacturing of the Couroc designs, on rare occasions she personally signed her work. Courac employed many skilled artisans during the early years, the artists carefully arranged bits and pieces of common metal items such as springs, screws, glitter, safety pins and paper clips, shells, corral, woods and coins into a special material called black satin black phenolic. This material is resistant to alcohol and boiling water, but is not dishwasher safe. Couroc's founder died in the 1970's and the company was sold several times before ceasing production in 1990. The pattern on this tray features a blue bird with a red breast seated on branch with red leaves, this pattern is not a commonly found one. This tray is a seldom seen shape, it is an oval shape with handles, it is almost 15 inches long and 9 3/4 inches across, in very good, gently used condition. It has the original gold label on the back and would be an excellent addition to your collection or decor, please see my other listing for additional pieces of Couroc in this pattern as well as other patterns.

An attractive beer tray that states Edelweiss Schoenhoffen Edelweiss Co. A Case Of Good Judgement Measures 13 in. diameter and is 1.5in. tall. Very good condition to display but there are scratches on the bottom side.Bright colors.

We would say this Old Ballentine Beer Tray is in Mint Condition for its age. Some surface scratching but front, sides and bottom all look excellent as far as paint wear and condition of the Graphics. Great Collectors Item. Shipping is estimated high due to box size. We refund any overage amount paid on shipping. Thanks!

This tray is metal and measures 6.75 x 4.5 in. Nice item to add to your collection of Anheuser Busch memorabilia. Dated 1992 and is a licensed product. I have 4 different ones listed.

This wonderful red beer tray advertising Schaefer Beer is marked: The F & M Schaefer Brewing Co. Brooklyn, N.Y. / T.M.Amer.Can.Co. / Canco / Reg.US Pat.Off. F.& M, as most breweriana buffs know, stands for Frederick and Maximilian, the brothers who founded Schaefer. Frederick Schaefer, a native of Wetzlar, Prussia, Germany, emigrated to the U.S. in 1838. Within two weeks of his landing, Frederick took a job with Sebastian Sommers, who operated a small brewhouse on Broadway. The next year his younger brother, Maximilian, decided to make the trip across the Atlantic also. He arrived in June of 1839 and brought with him a formula for lager, a type of beer popular in Germany but unheard of in the United States. The brothers dreamed, and planned, and saved and in the late summer of 1842 they were able to buy the small brewery from Sommers. The official, and historic, starting date was September, 1842. The brothers wisely decided to build yet another new plant, and to locate it in an area where they could expand as needed. Their search took them to what were then the wilds of uptown Manhattan. In 1849 the brewery, lock, stock and many barrels, was moved to Fourth Ave. (now Park Avenue) and 51st Street. Here, just north of Grand Central Station, the Schaefers brewed for the next 67 years, ever-expanding their plant. on January 22, 1976 when Robert W. Lear, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of The F. & M. Schaefer Corp., announced the closing of the Brooklyn New York City plant, very sad for the city that's had a love affair with Schaefer lager for over 134 years. From the 1950's, in very good condition, there are scratches and wear from age, which I have tried to show in my pictures and it measures 13 1/2 inches in diameter. I have 2 of these trays in stock, price quoted is for each tray ordered. An addition to any Advertising or Breweriana Collection. SH & Ins. will be quoted after orders placed. If you have any questions feel free to contact me and thank you for looking.

This Miller High Life Champagne of Beers beer tray measures 13 in. diameter about 1.5 in. deep. In good, displayable condition but does have light scratches and some paint loss. Please view images closely.