A metal tray. The tray is made of light, hammered metal. It appears that the tray was created as a flat piece and then the four sides were folded upward. The edge of each side is straight in the middle and then curves downward on each side before curving up again at the corners. The sides are not attached to each other. There is brown residue on the tray, especially along the inside edges. This may be from the chocolates that were displayed on the trays.

This tray was used to display chocolates at a candy store.

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