Original and rare, 1915 Tin Lithographed Advertising Serving Tray. This wonderful oblong tray measures approx. 10 1/2\" by 13\" and features an image of a “Dutch Boy” carrying a tray with food and what looks to be a mug of Beer. The Tray is titled “ Heine” (apparently the Dutch Boy\'s name), and is copyrighted 1915 by the American Art Works of Coshocton, Ohio, and is further designated with the number “142”. This is a Stock Tray that is often found with Adverting for Beer or Soda Brands.

This beautiful 1915 Advertising Serving Tray is not a reproduction, reissue or restrike but is an original Tin Lithograph Serving Tray manufactured in the early 20th century by American Art Works.

This wonderful, ca1915 Tin Litho Advertising Serving Tray is in very excellent condition - the lithography is bright and bold and the image is eye catching. The Tray is clean and crisp with no significant damage or wear of any kind. There is no surface crazing to the lithography - the surface is sound and stable and overall the Tray is very well preserved and displays beautifully.

A rare and very attractive, ca1915 Tin Lithographed Advertising Serving Tray and a fantastic addition to any collection!!!

Please Note: This tray is 100% original and has NOT been repaired, restored, repainted, touched up or altered in any way!!

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