A very sweet terre de fer' necessities' tray originally for the bathroom, with a beautiful and detailed blue bird about to swoop down and land on some delightful flowers in bluish teal. 
 
The tray has three parts, the dividers also work as drainers for perhaps a toothbrush. It is patinated, particularly on the side with the stems and a small chip under the rim, out of sight. 
 
It has the St Amand stamp on the base, dating it from the end of the 1800s to the early 20th century. 
 
It measures 8.75" by 4"