
At $70 (down from $75), you're paying for design name and hand-applied gold—fair for a branded catchall that'll sit on a shelf for years.
A cheeky ceramic catchall tray with a hand-painted tiger and gold leaf detailing—ideal for corralling keys, rings, and loose change on your nightstand or dresser.
Over 100 shoppers gave it 4.7 stars, drawn to its bold animal personality and gilded finish that feels more designer than the price suggests.
Roar-worthy desk décor.
We only hang a piece once the rating history is deep enough to mean something. This one clears that bar on volume; the written breakdown below is where the detail sits.
Based on 104 Amazon ratings.
This is ceramics-as-jewelry: a 7" × 5" × 1" tray that works as hard at looking good as it does at holding your stuff.
Jonathan Adler's playful aesthetic lives in hand-applied details—in this case, in-glaze animal artwork topped with 16-karat gold accents that catch the light.
The tiger is baked into the clay, then gold leaf is applied by hand on top. That layering gives it depth; the gold will age gracefully, developing a patina that adds character over time.
This is a display piece that lives with intention. It's not indestructible—it's ceramic, and it will show wear. That's part of the charm, and part of why you treat it with care.
Arrives ready to wrap or display. If you're buying this for someone, it lands polished.




