Brass trays exist in numerous sizes, some of them very big indeed and artistically decorated to be placed on wrought-iron legs to make a table for your lounge. Smaller trays are ideal for serving and even smaller ones make nice ashtrays. Other specialties include sugar-boxes and incenseburners. Moroccan lanterns have colored glass in sapphire, ruby, emerald, amethyst and topaz shades that cast a delightfully intimate light. Door-knockers are finely carved and some of the older ones that can be bought occasionally make fine antique decorations.
Craftsmen make large trays that seem to be woven like a carpet with several different kinds of wood.
In Marrakech and Azrou, the woodworkers and cabinet makers use cedar or olive tree wood to make a wide variety of objects. Coffers are also made of carved cedarwood with studded wood in the Sahara, covered with leather and studded or intricately painted designs in many colors. These coffers or chests used to be a kind of Moroccan hope-chest for keeping women's caftans in. Smaller caskets, coffee tables in marquetry, chessboards are made out of the wood inlaid with ebony, lemon wood or cedar, while chests or babies' cribs made of brightly-painted wood are made mainly in Fez. Apart from the usual shapes, a new design has been specially made for watching television.