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College Cityscape Tray

Name: College Cityscape Tray
Rating: 5 (3 reviews)

Created by Leslie Thompson

Serve refreshments with a splash of school pride using an officially licensed tray adorned with campus-inspired artwork.

$75.00

3 Reviews

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What Makes It Uncommon

There's always room for more school spirit, especially when hosting a game-day watch party. This ceramic serving tray adorned with Leslie Thompson's campus-inspired artwork is one fan-favorite detail your guests will love. Every time they go in for a snack, dip, or drink, they'll catch a glimpse of the school's stadium, team logo, and more. Win or lose, nostalgia comes out on top, giving everyone a reason to cheer.

The tray features artwork based on Leslie's hand-drawn panoramic views of your favorite school or alma mater.
Printed in two school colors, each illustration captures iconic buildings and landmarks around campus.
Measuring 11" x 14", it's just right for serving multiple food portions, striking the perfect balance between ample capacity and easy handling and storage.
Uncommon Exclusive: Created by our in-house team and only available at Uncommon Goods.
Made in Maryland.

Round out your College Cityscape collection with our can-shaped glasses, rocks glasses, wine glasses, and mugs.

Sold individually.

About the Maker

created by

Leslie Thompson

"There's an energy on college campuses that can't be matched," says artist Leslie Thompson, "and I work to keep that sentiment in my drawings. My years at the University of Georgia were magic, and I hope my artwork reminds people of all of the late nights, walks across campus, and memories with lifelong friends." Not only does she poll alums on their favorite places, but she and her husband have "watched countless college football games, researching school landmarks between each play."