Super cool shallow tray, just the size to tidily contain and transport a few sewing tools, especially if you do't have a dedicated space for sewing.
Or use it in other rooms of your home - for baking or to cook and serve a small meal, as a serving tray for morning or afternoon tea, or a smart option to corral objects in the bathroom, kitchen or office.
This nifty little tray nests inside the large tray to compartmentalise objects and create a layered look.
Enamelware is made from a porcelain enamel, which is a powdered glass, that has been fused onto a steel base. First, the steel is shaped into the product and it is dipped into liquid porcelain enamel and fired in a kiln. After the first firing, the contrasting rim is hand-painted on and the Falcon logo is added to the base before the product goes back into the kiln for a second time.
The enamel coating can chip or graze if dropped, and the steel may oxidise if exposed. If this happens, the product is still safe to use.
Falcon enamelware was first manufactured in the 1920s near Birmingham, England. The collection was revitalised in 2011 to include new colours and different pieces. The thickness of the steel coating was also increased to make each piece even more durable and hard wearing.