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'Olive' tray measuring 8½x3¼-in. This width would appear to preclude Chance and Durographic (3½-in wide) so possibly Webb.

A large tray (17.5x12.5cm) with square corners and flared at the top. Made for the Ringling and Barnum & Bailey 'Circus World' and copyrighted in 1973. Unknown maker, possibly US.

11.5x8.5cm tray made for a Dutch coal mine, which produced 'Eierbriketten' (egg bricks, or coke). Originally a German mine in Aachen, it was taken over (Dutch) in 1973 and this tray dates thereafter.

Quite a few trays in this series exist. Produced for the Fulltrack company. Sized 6½x3¼-in indicates it was probably not by Chance or Durographic, but could have been Webb. The 01- STD code for London shows a production date prior to 1990.

Evocative of the 1950s, as a London-based club, this tray might have been made by Webb Crystal Ltd.

Unknown maker

1977 tray, celebrating the Golden Jubilee

The olive tray was another popular shape for promotional goods.

Gilt printed trays were a more expensive product. This is for the popular Schweppes fizzy drink brand

An attractive tray from c.1960

Inscribed Böhlmark & Co., a Swedish company apparently advertising the Frosts brand

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