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Glazed ceramic bowl for restauranthandmadenot specified
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Characteristics
- Material
- glazed ceramic
- Market
- for restaurant
- Options
- handmade
- Designer
- not specified
Description
Overview
This ceramic bowl is part of the octagonal Louis XVI perlé tableware collection. The octagonal scalloped edge and raised beaded rim bring a distinctive silhouette to table settings, suitable for classic and contemporary environments. Styling tip: compose a table with two complementary color ranges to emphasize the shape.
Available colors
Additional information
Care instructions
Specifications / technical details
This ceramic bowl is part of the octagonal Louis XVI perlé tableware collection. The octagonal scalloped edge and raised beaded rim bring a distinctive silhouette to table settings, suitable for classic and contemporary environments. Styling tip: compose a table with two complementary color ranges to emphasize the shape.
Available colors
- Sand
- White
- Celadon
- Rose Immortel
- Ginger
- Bordeaux
- Burnt Toast
- Ochre
- Grass Green
- Pearl Grey
- Dusty Rose
- Olive Green
Additional information
- All pieces are entirely handcrafted; dimensions and weight may vary slightly.
- Hand glazing can produce subtle color variations, reflecting the uniqueness of each item.
- Manufacturing lead time: 6 to 8 weeks.
Care instructions
- Dishwasher and hand wash compatible.
- Avoid prolonged contact with aggressive cleaning agents.
- To preserve the finish, use limescale remover when necessary.
Specifications / technical details
- Diameter: 17 cm
- Height: 7 cm
- Weight: 580 g
- Material: ceramic
- Finish: hand glazing
- Use: tableware (suitable for hand and machine washing)
- Manufacturing lead time: 6 to 8 weeks
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