Vintage Lacquer Serving Tray: "Changing Horses" Stagecoach Print | Charles

This is a beautiful vintage serving tray featuring a classic 19th-century coaching scene known as "Changing Horses." The central image is a high-quality reproduction print originally painted by British artist Charles Cooper Henderson and engraved by John Harris.
The tray features a glossy black lacquered finish with a warm, aged patina on the print itself. This style of durable, decorative lacquerware was popular in the mid-20th century, often manufactured by companies like Haskelite or Couroc.
Key Details:
Artwork: Reproduction of the historical stagecoach scene "Changing Horses".
Material: Likely lacquered wood or phenolic resin.
Era: Estimated Mid-20th Century (1940s–1960s).
Condition: In good vintage condition with visible wear, including minor scratches along the raised edges and handles, consistent with age and use (as seen in photos). The surface of the print remains smooth and glossy.
Dimensions: 18”W x 12”L
This tray is perfect as a decorative piece for an ottoman or coffee table, a unique catch-all valet, or for serving.