Renoir 'Luncheon of the Boating Party' Decorative Serving Tray

This is a rectangular serving tray featuring a high-quality reproduction of Pierre-Auguste Renoir's famous painting, 'Luncheon of the Boating Party.' The tray appears to be constructed from metal, likely tin or steel, given its glossy finish and slightly raised edges, which typically help prevent items from sliding off. The colors are vibrant and largely consistent with the original artwork, showcasing the Impressionistic brushstrokes and the bright, outdoor scene. The full breadth of the painting is depicted, with various figures engaged in conversation and dining around a table laden with bottles of wine, glasses, and fruit. The tray measures approximately 18-20 inches in length and 12-14 inches in width, based on the visible details and typical serving tray dimensions. The edges are rolled for safety and a finished look, and the corners are gently rounded. There are minimal signs of wear and tear visible in the provided image; the surface appears mostly clean with some minor scuffs or dust that do not significantly detract from the image. A small white price tag with '3' written on it is affixed to the lower left corner of the painted image, indicating it was likely sold at a low price, possibly in a thrift store or flea market. The word "RENOR" (likely a misprint or stylized version of Renoir) is subtly visible in the lower right corner of the print, suggesting the artist's attribution. While the specific manufacturer's mark is not visible, the 'made in Italy' context provided indicates its origin. Its style suggests a mid-to-late 20th-century decorative item, possibly from the 1970s or 1980s, common for household goods featuring famous art reproductions. The overall craftsmanship is functional and decorative, typical of mass-produced items.