Enamelled Double Trinket Tray, Cupid and Lion

• The shallow lip keeps small objects gathered without crowding them, rings, a watch, a few coins, a folded note.
• Two dishes on one board keep rings in one and earrings or coins in the other.
• The enamel surface is smooth underhand, with the warmth of the mango wood base coming through at the edges and underside.
• The cupid and lion motifs are distinct enough to tell the trays apart at a glance, so each dish is easy to tell apart at a glance.

The base is mango wood, a dense, close-grained timber that gives the piece its solidity and warmth. Mango trees are typically harvested after their fruiting years, so the wood carries a kind of second life. The enamel finish is applied over the surface, bringing colour and the painted motifs, while the wood's natural character remains present at the rim and base.

Cupid, the Roman figure of love and desire, and the lion, a symbol of strength and nobility across cultures from heraldry to mythology, make an unlikely but quietly compelling pairing. Together they give the tray a decorative range, one tender, one commanding, that suits a variety of interiors, from a warm, layered bedroom to a more spare, graphic shelf arrangement.

Keep it on a dry surface; the mango wood base is not sealed for moisture and should not sit in contact with damp. Wipe the enamel surface with a dry or barely damp cloth. This is a display and catch-all tray, not a coaster or serving piece. Over time, the wood at the edges may deepen slightly in tone, which suits the warmth of the enamel.

One double trinket tray: a mango-wood board with two enamel dishes.

A good choice for someone who likes their surfaces to feel intentional, a housewarming, a birthday, or a gift for someone setting up a new home. The two dishes make it a tidy home for small things that otherwise end up scattered.