An octagonal serving tray designed and manufactured in Italy by Alberto Sordi, the tray is in good conditions overall with normal signs of use and age and brass in original patina. This serving tray is inspired by the collections for home of Christian Dior, it reflects the glamour and sophistication associated with the fashion and design sensibilities. The tray's octagonal shape is sleek and timeless, providing a practical yet elegant surface for serving or displaying items. The use of brass and fake tortoise Lucite contribute to its opulent appearance. The brass lateral parts add a touch of warmth and richness to the tray. The contrast between the cool Lucite and the warm brass creates a visually appealing juxtaposition. The fake tortoise Lucite, designed to imitate the luxurious look of real tortoiseshell it's the focal point of the tray's design. Lucite, a type of acrylic material, gained popularity in the 1980s for its transparency and versatility. In terms of functionality, the tray could be used for serving drinks, displaying items, or as an upscale decorative accent in a living space or bedroom. Its versatility and design would make it a conversation piece and an homage to the extravagant it's in very good condition overall