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Wendell August Forge began in 1923 in Brockway, Pennsylvania, when Wendell McMinn August and blacksmith Ottone Pisoni started making matching ironwork for August’s home. That practical commission grew into a decorative metalworking business. The company’s values center on skilled craft, preserving traditional techniques and creating gifts that mark family milestones. Its artisans continue the metalworking tradition in Pennsylvania, with production now in Slippery Rock.
Bring the rich beauty of fall to ythe maker’s home with the Autumn Small Horizon Tray. Featuring an elegant autumn-inspired design, this handcrafted piece celebrates the season's changing leaves, crisp air, and welcoming gatherings.
Crafted by the artisans of the maker, each tray is made using time-honored techniques that transform metal into lasting works of art. Perfectly sized for serving appetizers, desserts, and seasonal treats, it also serves as a beautiful decorative accent throughout the harvest season and beyond.
Whether displayed on a coffee table, used for entertaining guests, or given as a thoughtful gift, the Autumn Small Horizon Tray captures the warmth and traditions that make fall a favorite time of year. Its timeless design and handcrafted quality make it a piece you'll enjoy season after season. Shop other unique fall gifts.
Aluminum. No unsupported alloy purity, recycled-content percentage, coating certification or food-contact certification is claimed. Photographed variations in lighting can change the apparent color of a metal finish; choose by the selected listing rather than assuming every item shown is supplied.
For the aluminum or pewter metal component, dust with a soft cloth. The maker permits a plain warm-water rinse followed immediately by gentle drying with a soft cloth. Do not use a dishwasher, cook in the piece or cut directly on the metal. Where food service is appropriate, limit use to cold food and use a suitable barrier for foods that may mark the surface.
Product-specific country of manufacture is not fully verified. The company’s Pennsylvania workshop and general American-craftsmanship statements do not establish the origin of this complete item.
Shipping for Autumn Small Horizon Tray: the maker’s current policy lists USPS, FedEx and UPS dispatch from Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania. In-stock, non-engraved orders normally ship the same business day before 11:30 a.m. Eastern or the next business day afterward; November–December processing may take 5–7 business days. Engraved and made-to-order items are listed at 5–7 business days before dispatch, with holiday variation. Standard transit is estimated at 3–4 days and express at 1–2 days after dispatch. These are supplier estimates, not guaranteed BuyAmerican delivery dates; available services, charges and applicability to this order require confirmation.
Returns for Autumn Small Horizon Tray: the maker’s FAQ gives conflicting stock-item return windows of 90 and 100 days, while its dedicated returns page supplies no complete terms. Both FAQ statements require new, unused condition and proof of purchase; custom or engraved items are excluded, and standard return shipping and original shipping charges are not reimbursed. The applicable supplier return window and handling for BuyAmerican orders remain unresolved. Contact hello@buyamerican.mom before sending a return and review BuyAmerican’s refund policy for its own conditions and exceptions.
Compare other designs in our home decor collection. For general background on looking after keepsakes, see the Smithsonian’s collection-care resources; use the maker’s material-specific instructions for this item.
Read BuyAmerican’s refund policy for the full store conditions. Supplier estimates and direct-retail promotions do not automatically extend to this order.
Every product is sourced, crafted, and shipped from within the United States. No exceptions.

Our supply chain never leaves the country. No surprise costs passed on to you.
Every purchase puts money directly into the hands of American workers and family-run shops.