Folded Edge Porcelain Snack Bowl
The rim is crimped into folds rather than left smooth — a shape borrowed from a crisp, which sounds like a joke until you see a bowl of them sitting in it.
The folds do something practical as well. They give the bowl rigidity at the edge, which is where a thin porcelain dish usually chips, and they give a hand somewhere to grip when passing it across a table. Porcelain rather than stoneware means the wall can be thin and still chip-resistant, so the bowl feels light rather than clumsy.
Two sizes. The small is a dip or condiment dish, one per person; the large holds crisps, nuts or olives for a table to share. Buying several of the small and one large is the combination that actually gets used, because most snacks want a shared bowl and a sauce each.
- Crimped folded edge: a shape taken from a crisp
- Rigid at the rim: the folds strengthen where bowls chip
- Easy to pass: the folds give a hand somewhere to grip
- Porcelain: thin walls that still resist chipping
- Two sizes: one-person dip, or a shared bowl
- Snacks to sauces: works for either
Details
| Includes | One bowl, size selected at checkout |
| Material | Porcelain |
| Colour | White |
| Sizes | Small or large |
| Care | Dishwasher safe |
Food and styling accessories shown are not included.
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