Gorgeous limited edition 1970 Couroc 200th Anniversary Bicentennial Commemorative tray depicting the discovery of Old Monterey, California! This tray was specially produced for the Old Monterey Bicentennial with an embedded solid bronze medallion coin depicting Padre Serra with Gaspar De Portola, who founded Monterey in 1770. This tray is a beauty and a treasured Couroc for its exceptional beauty and design which is entirely inlaid by master craftsmen of bronze, shell, woods, and metals, fused into Couroc's famous satin black bakelite or phenolic resin material which is impervious to alcohol, boiling water, and burns. This platter has the raised circle feet underneath to protect tray and furniture surface. The tray has been well cared for and perfect for your next happy hour or Couroc collection! 

Tray is in excellent condition! No cracks or splits! The usual pre-loved light surface & scuff wear here and there from years of Madge keeping her cocktail parties booming, but nothing that distracts from this amazing gem of Couroc history! Please see enlarged pics for best description and details.

Makers Mark: Couroc 200th Anniversary with original foil sticker on back

Approximate size: 12-1/2" by 9-1/2"    •    Weight: 1lb 5oz before packing materials and shipping box

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