Yacht Bowls
Acrylic serving bowls suit a yacht table because they hold a full salad or a shared side without the weight of glass or ceramic. Mario Luca Giusti works in what it calls Synthetic Crystal, acrylic made to read like cut crystal, and the Churchill Salad Bowl is the large sharing piece in that family. Acrylic serving bowls suit a yacht table because they hold a full salad or a shared side without the weight of glass or ceramic. Mario Luca Giusti works in what it calls Synthetic Crystal, acrylic made to read like cut crystal, and the Churchill Salad Bowl is the large sharing piece in that family. The page runs from big to small. Beside Churchill sit the Lente Bowl, which carries the same ribbed, lens-cut surface as the Lente glassware, the faceted Supernova and the Fulmine with its lightning-bolt rim. Elena is the smaller bowl in the Churchill family, and Serena is an ice cream bowl for dessert. From Baci Milano come the Acrylic Bowl Satellite from the Avant Guard line and an Acrylic Tall Container, plus melamine bowls from the Joke and Versailles ranges: a salad bowl, an oval serving bowl, small bowls and a condiment bowl. Put a salad in Churchill and a condiment bowl alongside it, and the table is set for sharing. For trays and platters beyond bowls, see yacht serving pieces or the wider range chosen for yachts. For melamine plates and bowls, Unbreakable Tableware is the next stop.
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Melamine Condiment Bowl - Joke
$78Baci Milano·33 x 22,5 cm; 7 cm H -
Melamine Salad Bowl - Joke
$60 -
Melamine Small Bowls - Joke
$73 -
Melamine Oval Serving Bowl – Ortigia
$60Baci Milano·33 x 23 cm; 6,5 cm H -
Melamine Salad Bowl – Ortigia
$73Baci Milano·DIAM 35 cm; 7 cm H
