What an interesting shade of red glass! I probably would have tried to have kept the whole tray in the image, you've cropped off just a little on the right there.
distracting reflections around the tray and i would try different lighting for the red subject, maybe another surface and lighting from underneath or behind.
Unfortunately I do not find these glass items particularly eye catching. I think excluding the jug, might have improved the composition. Would also have tried to have kept out he wood edge bottom left. Srangley enough, what really does attract my attention are the reflections on the left, which look like legs, which might have made a better subject.
A few observations: it's a little out of focus; you've cropped a fraction of the tray which looks accidental; using a table as a backdrop creates diverging lines since you've squared the tray with the camera - if you have to use that sort of backdrop, don't forget that it has to be inharmony as well (not necessarily in line, it just needs to work with your subject); the glass table has both reflections and silhouettes of things underneath which is a bit distracting in my opinion. Sorry if this seems long-winded, but lots of people have been saying they're looking for constructive criticism, so that's what i was going for. good luck. Pedro