Renoir 'Luncheon of the Boating Party' Decorative Tray

This is a rectangular metal serving or decorative tray featuring a vibrant reproduction of Pierre-Auguste Renoir's famous Impressionist painting, 'Luncheon of the Boating Party' (1881). The tray has rounded corners and a slightly raised rim, typical of standard serving trays, designed to contain spills and make handling easier. The primary colors on the tray reflect those of the original painting, dominated by various shades of green, brown, blue, and flesh tones, capturing the outdoor setting and varied attire of the figures. Details of figures, food, bottles, and the overall lively atmosphere are clearly visible, albeit in a printed format. Below the lower right corner of the printed image, the name 'RENOIR' is subtly visible in white text, identifying the artist. There is a white sticker with the number '3^oo' written on it in black marker, placed on the lower left of the tray's surface, which likely indicates a price or inventory mark. While the overall condition appears good from the image, typical wear for such an item might include minor scratches, dings, or fading, though none are significantly evident here. The surface appears to have a slight sheen, suggesting a protective coating or inherent finish of the material. This item is likely a mass-produced consumer good, intended for decorative or practical use in a home setting, rather than a fine art piece itself. Its age is likely post-1900, probably mid to late 20th century or early 21st century, given the common practice of reproducing famous artworks on household items. The craftsmanship is that of a commercially printed metal tray. The quality is functional, serving its purpose as a decorative and useful household item.