What's this tray called?

Solarjunkie | 00:26 Wed 17th Oct 2007 | Home & Garden

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I am looking for the name of a rectangular wooden tray with sides that fold down flat.
I thought it was a Butler's Tray, but I can't find the kind that fold flat.
Any ideas, clever ABers?

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Ethel

Scroll down this page a bit - they call it a 'cotswold tray'

http://www.countrycupboard.co.uk/acatalog/Lady _Clare_Wooden_Trays_with_Stand.html

chelsea25

Cheaper alternative?

Or does it have to have long legs?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BRAND-NEW-WOODEN-FOLDING -BED-TRAY-WITH-PULLOUT-LEGS_W0QQitemZ320171224 216QQihZ011QQcategoryZ3193QQssPageNameZWDVWQQr dZ1QQcmdZViewItem

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Thanks all. I want one with no legs at all, it's just the tray part. I have seen them years ago, but didn't know what to look for. Cotswold trays are usually basketwork, it seems, so interesting to see a wooden version. The Capetown ones are beautiful but rather elaborate (& pricey!). Any further suggestions welcomed.

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