SCONE GEM TRAY -METAL

c. 1955 - 2000
Overview

Rectangle metal tray made up of three rows of four hemispherical cups (12 total). Each cup is attached perpendicular to the next cup at the top of the rim. The tray has small protruding handles at each end.

Historical information

This tray was a gift to Eileen Henderson when she was a member of the Armadale branch of the Country Women's Association in the 1950's. The gem scone tray was not new when given to Eileen. It was then used at Eileen's Armadale home to cook gem scones through to the 1990's.

Details

Details

Registration number
cwa-org-33-AK2001.3
Item type
Metal
Material
Non Ferrous Metal
Width
162 mm
Height or length
238 mm
Depth
30 mm
Contextual information

This object is part of a collection with provenance that represents the type of items that were used by individuals and families in their daily life. These objects can range from items used every day through to special objects that were treasured and brought out for special occasions. This collection also represents the type objects that were once commonly used in the home and over time and have either gone out of fashion or evolved in design, material or into a different type of object that does a similar function.

Last modified
Tuesday, 29 September, 2026
Completeness
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City of Armadale - History House

City of Armadale - History House

Rectangle metal tray made up of three rows of four hemispherical cups

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