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Courac

Mid--Century Modern Couroc Tray with Lobster, Seaweed and Seashells

1970s

Plastic

The black rectangular tray is decorated with a red lobster in the centre outlined in gilt surrounded by gilt seaweed and two large seashells. The base with mark and four raised circular raised circle forming feet.

Mark: Moulded Couroc/Monterey, California

Guthrie Courvoisier and his wife, Moira Wallace, established the Couroc Company in Monterrry, Clalifornia in the late 1940s. The company worked with a stable of artists to produce inlaid domestic wares/household objects using a proprietary resin material through the 1980s.

Items like these trays were original designs hand inlaid with stones, shells, coral, woods, metal and sometimes found objects. The resin base was extremely durable and resistant to fading, liquid and heat.

Dimensions

12 1/2 inches x 18 inches x 1 inch high




Stock number

NY09143

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