Flatware is only half of a holiday table. This box takes the rest too: an 8-compartment lift-out tray for silverware sits above four fabric pouches for napkin rings, placemats, and small tabletop decor, all inside a shell 19 inches wide, 15 long, and 4 high.
An 8-compartment tray lifts out as a unit, carrying the flatware to a table in one piece rather than in handfuls. Underneath it sit 4 fabric pouches for the things a table setting needs beyond cutlery: napkin rings, placemats, and the small decor that otherwise ends up loose in a sideboard drawer.
The window is set into the lid rather than the front, so the contents are read from above, which is how a flat box usually sits on a shelf. One glance confirms whether the tabletop set or the plates are inside before anything comes down from the stack above it.
Height stops at 4 inches across 19 inches of width and 15 of depth, a flat profile that slides under or over the taller chests in the same range. Riveted handles with reinforced stitching support up to 25 pounds, enough for a loaded tray of silverware and four full pouches.
Six-piece black magnet set of four hinges and two handles that gives a steel garage door carriage-house detailing.
Six forest green fabric cubes with grommet pulls, each 11 inches square for standard cube shelving.
