Serving Trays
A gold serving tray is the finishing touch for Turkish tea and coffee service. Our trays are all by Özlife: the Ecrin footed trays in plain or gold, and the Çiğdem, Koza Large, Eylül, Kayra, Huma and Linda Laser trays in gold. Use one to carry tea glasses to guests, or leave it out as a centrepiece. Trays start from $39.99.
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How to choose a gold serving tray
Footed or classic
The Özlife Ecrin trays stand on feet, which lifts them off the table and makes them good for displaying sweets, candles or a coffee set. Choose the plain version for a simple look or the gold version for more shine. The other models are classic trays for carrying glasses and cups from the kitchen to your guests.
Plain or patterned
- Plain gold: the Çiğdem, Koza Large, Eylül, Kayra and Huma trays match almost any tea or coffee set.
- Patterned: the Linda Laser tray has a decorative pattern for a dressier table.
Size
Think about what you'll carry most. Six tea glasses on saucers, a sugar bowl and a lokum dish need more room than two coffee cups. The Koza is offered in a large size; check each product page for dimensions, and measure your saucers if you want a snug fit.
The tray in Turkish hospitality
In a Turkish home, tea and coffee rarely arrive by hand. Tea is carried out in tulip-shaped glasses on a tray, refilled again and again through the evening. Coffee comes on a tray with a glass of water and something sweet, and at a kız isteme the bride-to-be serves it to the groom's family the same way.
Fill your tray with Turkish tea sets or Turkish coffee cup sets, and add a sugar bowl or lokum dish from our Ottoman-style serveware. To make the tea itself, read How to Brew Turkish Tea in a Çaydanlık.
Caring for a gold tray
- Wipe with a soft, damp cloth and dry straight away.
- Avoid abrasive pads, scouring powders and soaking, which can scratch or dull the finish.
- Use coasters or saucers under hot glasses to protect the surface.
All trays ship from our family shop in Toronto to addresses across Canada.
Frequently asked questions
What size tray do I need for 6 tea glasses?
It depends on the size of your saucers. Check the dimensions on each product page and allow a little space between the glasses so they don't knock together when carried.
How do I clean a gold serving tray?
Wipe it with a soft, damp cloth and dry it straight away. Avoid abrasive pads or soaking, which can scratch or dull the finish.
Can I use a serving tray as decor?
Yes. The footed Ecrin trays work especially well as a centrepiece for sweets, candles or a coffee set when you're not serving.
Are gold serving trays real gold?
No. These trays have a gold-coloured finish, not solid gold. Check the product page for material details.
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How to Brew Turkish Tea in a Çaydanlık
The double-teapot method for brewing Turkish tea at home: how much tea to use, how long to steep it, how to reach the deep red tavşan kanı colour, and how to pour it strong or light.
Turkish Tea Glass Guide: Sizes, Styles and Care
Everything to know before buying Turkish tea glasses: the thin-waisted tulip shape, which capacity to choose, saucers and spoons, Paşabahçe and LAV, and how to keep gold rims looking new.
What Is Turkish Delight (Lokum) and How to Serve It
A short guide to Turkish delight: where lokum comes from, the classic flavours, how to store it so it stays soft, and how to serve it with Turkish coffee in the traditional way.