Serving Bowls
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John-Richard
Clouds of cream seem to float in the serene blue in this lovely reactive-glazed shallow bowl.
Cyan Design
Natural shaping and a rich rough nickel and finish, this bowl is a wonderful way to introduce texture and elegance to any tabletop. Boasting aluminum construction, this bowl is a decorative addition that brings beautiful, dimensional flair.
VIETRI
Reminiscent of the waves crashing on the island of Capri, the organic shape of the Onda Glass Long Oval Bowl. This bowl is a beautiful serving piece.
A reactive glaze replicates where the sea meets the surf, creating wonderful patterns and movement on this bowl with a ruffled edge.
Carmel Ceramica
Cypress Grove adds a dramatic look to your home with the beauty of reactive glazes. You'll want to use this big serving bowl all over the house, one day holding fruit on the dining room table then holding the main course the next. 10" in diameter and about 5" deep. Microwave and dishwasher safe ceramic stoneware. Made in Portugal.
Clouds of cream seem to float in the serene blue in this lovely reactive-glazed bowl.
The Amalfi coast's joyous explosion of color is celebrated in the brilliant colors of Amalfitana. Color is king in this part of paradise, and this collection livens up any table with vibrant, cheerful style.
The clean and simple lines of Lastra were inspired by the circular wooden slab used for centuries to create the outer mold in cheesemaking throughout Italy. When fashioned together with twine, the hoop was left with a slight overlap to help maintain the shape of the cheese mold. Maestro molder Stefano Roselli incorporates the overlapping detail into the entire design, from its foot to its rim. A dark dusting on the edges of each piece suggests the ash that was used to preserve these cheeses and highlights each unique silhouette.
Dappled is like sitting under a shady old oak tree on a hot summer's day or maybe a leisurely stroll along a tree-lined path on a sunny afternoon. Carmel Ceramica multi-glaze process achieves this beautiful effect. You'll want to use this big serving bowl all over the house and one-day holding fruit on the dining room table then holding the main course the next.
Georg Jensen
Elevate your entertaining! Make sure all the little details are perfect and serve your snacks in this beautiful set of three stainless steel bowls presented on a custom-made smoked oak tray. Just the right size to hold candies, nuts, or berries, the bowls feature the distinctive Art Deco-inspired grooves that appear in many of legendary designer Sigvard Bernadotte’s iconic pieces. The versatile nature of the set means that both tray and bowls can also be used individually. Sigvard Bernadotte was the son of the Swedish king but carved out a notable career as one of Georg Jensen’s earliest designers. Greatly influenced by the functionalist movement prevalent at the time, his work is characterized by sophistication and elegance but never at the expense of practicality. The three bowls are crafted from mirror-polished stainless steel. The smoked oak tray has a lacquered finish to reduce staining and abrasion.
Novica
Featuring a rich black color and a clean, minimalist design, this lovely glazed terracotta serving bowl is handcrafted by women of the Lombok Pottery Center. The lid is accented with slender rays in a subtle cream color and covers the generous appetizer with its six different spaces. The versatile dish is microwave safe and perfect in your dining room or backyard picnic table.
Beloved for its sophisticated simplicity, versatility, and durability, Lastra is our bestselling collection. The understated elegance, clean lines, and unique shape of the Lastra white large shallow serving bowl make it a timeless choice for your table. Lastra’s design was inspired by the circular wooden slabs used for centuries to create the outer mold in cheesemaking throughout Italy. When fashioned together with twine, the hoop was left with a slight overlap to help maintain the shape of the cheese mold. Maestro molder Stefano Roselli incorporates the overlapping detail into the entire design, from its foot to its rim. A dark dusting on the edges of each piece suggests the ash that was used to preserve these cheeses and highlights each unique silhouette.
. Abby. Newton, MA. 2021-04-02 12:57:33
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