Vintage Couroc Rare Mid Century Fish Tray 18x12. 5 " Made In USA
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:30516573 | Country/Region of Manufacture: United States |
| Handmade: No |
Couric trays where made in Monterey Ca, in the 1950's and closed in the 1990's this tray of a fish has a spot and has some fading I have supplied ample photos please let me know it I can supply more....
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Please email me if you need any additional information or photos. Thank you!CourocThe Couroc Company, founded in 1948 in Monterey, CA, produced beautiful and often whimsical bl...ack resin trays and glassware made by skilled artisans. Couroc's founder, Guthrie Courvoisier, worked with a variety of plastics while working in the war effort during WWII. He used his experience and developed a proprietary formula of phenolic resin material that was not only durable enough to form into trays but was also impervious to alcohol and flames. Courvoisier's wife, Moira Wallace, acted as Couroc's chief designer and led an art commune of skilled artisans in arranging an array of local items into Couroc's resin pieces.Couroc's products were very popular and sold in high-end department stores. Alongside its whimsical designs, the company's saying for its trays stated that "Any tray can serve a drink. Only Couroc can start a conversation." The company closed in the early 1990s.
We accept Paypal only and WE DO NOT SHIP INTERNATIONAL shipping to the cont. U.S is $18.00
Please email me if you need any additional information or photos. Thank you!CourocThe Couroc Company, founded in 1948 in Monterey, CA, produced beautiful and often whimsical bl...ack resin trays and glassware made by skilled artisans. Couroc's founder, Guthrie Courvoisier, worked with a variety of plastics while working in the war effort during WWII. He used his experience and developed a proprietary formula of phenolic resin material that was not only durable enough to form into trays but was also impervious to alcohol and flames. Courvoisier's wife, Moira Wallace, acted as Couroc's chief designer and led an art commune of skilled artisans in arranging an array of local items into Couroc's resin pieces.Couroc's products were very popular and sold in high-end department stores. Alongside its whimsical designs, the company's saying for its trays stated that "Any tray can serve a drink. Only Couroc can start a conversation." The company closed in the early 1990s.
