Hermès Paris 1960s Equestrian Horse Head Pen Tray – Made in France

CA$1,395.00

An elegant mid-century Hermès Paris desk accessory, beautifully designed in the maison’s iconic equestrian tradition. This refined pen tray features a sculptural horse head terminal to one side, cast with expressive detail and natural movement through the mane, bridle-like contours, and finely modelled facial features. The elongated tray form is sleek and practical, offering a sophisticated resting place for pens, letter openers, desk tools, or small personal objects.

The piece carries the unmistakable Hermès equestrian spirit — understated, functional, and luxurious without being overly ornate. Its silver-tone finish gives it a smart executive desk presence, while the horse head motif adds sculptural charm and a strong connection to Hermès’ heritage in saddlery and riding culture.

The tray is marked Hermès Paris and Made in France, dating to the 1960s period. It presents beautifully as a collectible Hermès object, a refined gentleman’s desk accessory, or a thoughtful gift for an equestrian enthusiast or collector of French luxury design.

Details:

  • Maker: Hermès Paris

  • Origin: France

  • Period: 1960s

  • Style: Mid-century / Equestrian / Luxury desk accessory

  • Form: Pen tray / desk tray

  • Design: Sculptural horse head terminal with elongated tray body

  • Measurements: 10.25" long x 3.5" wide x 2.25" high

  • Markings: Hermès Paris, Made in France

  • Condition: Pre-owned vintage condition with age-appropriate surface wear, light scratches, oxidation, and patina consistent with use and age. Presents very well overall.

A rare and stylish Hermès Paris equestrian pen tray, made in France during the 1960s. The piece is beautifully proportioned, with a long, clean-lined tray and a finely detailed horse head at one end — a subtle yet unmistakable nod to Hermès’ equestrian heritage. Perfect for a luxury desk, library, study, or collector’s display, this piece offers both function and sculptural decorative appeal.

A wonderful example of Hermès’ ability to transform everyday objects into refined luxury accessories.

An elegant mid-century Hermès Paris desk accessory, beautifully designed in the maison’s iconic equestrian tradition. This refined pen tray features a sculptural horse head terminal to one side, cast with expressive detail and natural movement through the mane, bridle-like contours, and finely modelled facial features. The elongated tray form is sleek and practical, offering a sophisticated resting place for pens, letter openers, desk tools, or small personal objects.

The piece carries the unmistakable Hermès equestrian spirit — understated, functional, and luxurious without being overly ornate. Its silver-tone finish gives it a smart executive desk presence, while the horse head motif adds sculptural charm and a strong connection to Hermès’ heritage in saddlery and riding culture.

The tray is marked Hermès Paris and Made in France, dating to the 1960s period. It presents beautifully as a collectible Hermès object, a refined gentleman’s desk accessory, or a thoughtful gift for an equestrian enthusiast or collector of French luxury design.

Details:

  • Maker: Hermès Paris

  • Origin: France

  • Period: 1960s

  • Style: Mid-century / Equestrian / Luxury desk accessory

  • Form: Pen tray / desk tray

  • Design: Sculptural horse head terminal with elongated tray body

  • Measurements: 10.25" long x 3.5" wide x 2.25" high

  • Markings: Hermès Paris, Made in France

  • Condition: Pre-owned vintage condition with age-appropriate surface wear, light scratches, oxidation, and patina consistent with use and age. Presents very well overall.

A rare and stylish Hermès Paris equestrian pen tray, made in France during the 1960s. The piece is beautifully proportioned, with a long, clean-lined tray and a finely detailed horse head at one end — a subtle yet unmistakable nod to Hermès’ equestrian heritage. Perfect for a luxury desk, library, study, or collector’s display, this piece offers both function and sculptural decorative appeal.

A wonderful example of Hermès’ ability to transform everyday objects into refined luxury accessories.