A great little signed heart tray.  This one made by Gustav Stickleys Craftman Workshops.  Similar forms show up sometimes unsigned or signed with both Benedict marks.

A fine example of a Gustav Stickley tray done in brass.

Another great tray signed with the early Benedict Studio mark.  This tray has a great original patina with radial hammering on the ruffled portion of the tray.

This is a signed Gustav Stickley Craftsman Workshops tray.  This tray was offered in many sizes and all were unique due to the nature of their production.  This one has been cleaned but will slowly darken over time.

This is another version of a Gustav Stickley tray.  Notice this one is made of brass.  The Craftsman Workshops produced wares in various metals.

Still another version of the signed Gustav Stickley tray, this one slighlty larger than the one above.

This is the copper version of the brass tray above.  Although this one is unsigned, the similarities are to close to call. 

Yet another version of the Stickley tray.  This one is of heavy gauge copper and is even slightly larger than the ones above.

A great find here.  This is a triangular form tray attributed to Benedict Studios.  Notice the hammering and cutouts at each corner.

Another example of the tray above.

Another simple Benedict tray with original patina and rolled edge.

This is a signed Benedict tray, signed with the double "B" mark and numbered.

This is a neat little Benedict Studios hammered copper tray with an attached medalion in the center similar to the bookends that I have listed on the others page.

Great little hammered copper Benedict serving tray with hammered brass handles.

This is a Gustav Stickley pen tray.  The complete desk sets are hard to find.  You'll most likely have to complete the set piece by piece or pay dearly for a complete set, that is if you can find one.

This is a great and early signed Onondaga Metal Shops hammered copper tray.  The work in some of these early trays is really fabulous.  Some of the OMS and Benedict elongated trays have this very distinguishable design where the corners of the trays look as if they were pulled like taffy.  Photo courtesy of Treadway Galleries.

Spade Plaque attributed to Benedict Studios in the style of Gustav Stickley. This has a very nice original patina that has worn off the high spots of the spades, quite pleasing. 15 1/4" diameter.  Photo courtesy of Daltons American Decorative Arts.

Another great example of a Benedict Studios Tray.  Notice the pod motif similar to the design on the jardiniere I have pictured on the Jardinieres page.  Photo courtesy of Rago Arts.

Another example of the tray above.  This one was cleaned and the patina was completely removed.  This again is one of those "what not to do" cases.  Photo courtesy of Rago Arts.

A fine and rare large Gustav Stickley hammered copper tray.  Notice the cut out handles and the heart motif.  Photo courtesy of Rago Arts.

A Gustav Stickley hammered copper drink tray.  A somewhat simple design with a new patina.  Still a very nice tray.  Photo courtesy of Rago Arts.

A great hammered copper serving tray with heavy bar stock handles.  Unsigned but attributed to Benedict Studios.

A nice Benedict Studios tray.  Great from and patina.  Photo used by permission.