Wooden Photo Frame Serving Tray

I buy these every time we see them on Amazon! My mom lives in a small town and loves to give them as gifts! They are quality made and very personable.

If you like broken glass then you will love the way they ship this.Save your money.

This product was fine. It was broken however is shipping and was a little beat up when it arrived. I did not have time to return it as it was for a gift so I touched it up and replaced the glass at my own expense. I would have been pleased with the item if it had not arrived damaged.The tray is solid and will hopefully be very useful.

It broke as soon as we tried it once. The glass came unglued and everything on the betray hit the floor. We have had a similar one for over a year and it works exceptionally.

Very nice piece and I receive tons of compliments on it. It arrived with a few dings in the wood though that cheapened up the overall look. Also, it does chip paint off of it fairly quickly so if there are kids involved be prepared for some touch ups to keep it looking nice.

good product

I put pictures of myself in the frame and the pictures liked just like me.

I got this as a present with photos already in place. A nice thought, however, it arrived with the glass broken so the photo-tray idea did not work. If however, the glass had been intact, I don't see how it could work as any kind of a tray with glass this flimsy. Cheap, thin glass such as you would get in a regular photo frame, which I could see breaking the first time anything was placed on it. Fine, I thought, I'll remove the broken glass, take out the photo frames and just use it as a tray. No on that issue as well. Without the glass, the back of the "tray" is not even wood....not even particle board. It is more like thick cardboard and not even wood colored - if you used this as a tray, imagine the bottom of the tray looking like a cardboard box. I threw the whole thing in the trash. I sincerely hope my mom did not pay 60 odd dollars for this as it is worthless. Do not buy this for yourself nor send it as a gift as you risk shards of glass embedded in your hands as you try to figure out how best to dispose of it.