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C.O. Bigelow x Julia Wertz Bigelow Building Tray

$16.00

Rectangular catchall tray with black and white graphic of a building on a beige background
Rectangular tray with black design on a white background
Rectangular catchall tray with black and white graphic of a building on a beige background
Rectangular tray with black design on a white background

Free shipping & samples on orders $49+

Free shipping & samples on orders $49+

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Description

Featuring an illustration of the iconic Bigelow Building by artist Julia Wertz, this vintage-style trinket tray celebrates the historic home of C.O. Bigelow in the heart of Greenwich Village. Rich in character and architectural detail, the artwork captures a beloved New York landmark and brings a touch of local history to your everyday spaces while keeping essentials neatly in one place.

Crafted from durable, food-grade fiberglass, it’s designed to be both long-lasting and easy to care for—because good design should be as practical as it is delightful.

Perfect for:
Jewelry, hairpins, clips, and other adornments
Keys, coins, and keepsakes
Desk doodads and small essentials
Petite potted plants
A thoughtful, easy gift

Details:
Custom Bigelow Building illustration by Julia Wertz
Made from durable, food-grade fiberglass
Size: 4.25" x 6"
Dishwasher safe
Made in the USA

SKU COB00357

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Adorable and sturdy tray!

"I have a similar try from the NYPL that I keep on my dresser, but this one is the perfect size to place next to my bathroom sink - and it's durable. Funnily enough for a cute drawing of the pharmacy, it works great to put medications on as I take them out of my pill bottles. Keeps them from rolling off the counter and I can see all of them in one place before I taken them (I mean it's only 4, but it helps)."

— Linus K. (5/5)

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