Daher Tin Tray Geno Napkins and Mini Flags Lot

Updated September 10, 2026

Three table and entertaining pieces. (1) A lithographed metal tray about 7.5 by 6 inches, printed with two birds among yellow flowers inside a diamond and floral border; the reverse is marked Daher Decorated Ware, Designed by Daher, Long Island - N.Y. 11101, Made in England. The original consignor listing gave this as a porcelain tray marked England Crown Devon, which the photos do not support; it is an English-made Daher tin tray, a line collected on its own merits. (2) A set of six printed cocktail napkins in an herb pattern, white with orange lattice and herb names in script, clove, nutmeg, parsley, balm, ginger, cinnamon, thyme and saffron, finished with green overlocked edges and measuring about 8 inches square; the sewn-in label reads Geno Designs and gives a polyester and cotton blend rather than the all cotton the consignor listed. The Geno Designs box still holds its Million-Dollar Tables mail-in card from Dallas, Texas. (3) A small window box packed with miniature paper national flags on wooden picks, including Greece, Sweden, New Zealand and a British ensign. Condition is good: the tray has scattered rust freckles and small paint chips on the reverse rim plus light marks on the face, the napkins are clean with fold creases, and the flag box is aged with old tape and pencil notations. Sold as-is. Photos are the most accurate description of this lot. Written descriptions are a guide only and may contain errors. Please review all photos before bidding.

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