DUJUST Porcelain Serving Tray with Gold Trim

Yes, despite being porcelain, reviewers consistently mention the sturdy construction and firm handles. The tray has elevated feet that keep it stable and well-balanced, so you won't have that nerve-wracking wobble when carrying a full tea set. Just be aware it's on the heavier side - which actually contributes to that stability.

It's genuinely functional - multiple reviewers mention fitting entire tea sets on it without issue. The size hits that sweet spot where it's large enough to hold a teapot, cups, and accessories, but not so massive that it overwhelms your coffee table or ottoman. The elevated design with feet also means you can comfortably slide your hands underneath to lift it.

The gold rim is part of what gives this tray its luxury British style appeal, and reviewers report it's easy to clean. Porcelain is naturally low-maintenance, so a simple wipe-down keeps it looking elegant. The gold detailing appears to be durable based on user feedback, though like any decorative porcelain, you'll want to hand-wash rather than putting it through a dishwasher.

This is worth noting: several reviewers mentioned receiving trays that arrived broken or chipped, particularly around the delicate feet. The packaging is generally good, but porcelain is inherently fragile during shipping. If you order one, inspect it immediately upon arrival and don't hesitate to request a replacement if there's any damage. Once it arrives intact, the tray itself is sturdy for daily use.

It's bone white rather than pure bright white - think classic fine china. This actually works beautifully with the gold trim to create that traditional British tea service aesthetic. If you're trying to match stark white modern pieces, this might not be your best bet, but if you're going for elegant, timeless tea presentation, the bone white is perfect.

It's actually great for beginners despite the luxury appearance. The firm handles are easy to grip, it's well-balanced so you won't spill, and cleanup is straightforward. You get that formal tea ritual experience without complicated maintenance. Plus, starting with something beautiful often makes the tea-drinking habit more enjoyable and ceremonial from day one.