Handthrown Rustic Ceramic Bistro Platter
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Handthrown Rustic Ceramic Bistro Platter
European café inspired.
Inspired by the trays used in cafés in Paris and elsewhere in Europe, this round stoneware platter is designed to do it all. We love it for serving a large crowd, creating order at the breakfast table, or displaying fresh fruit after a trip to the farmer’s market. Every piece you see was designed and hand-thrown in the Bronx, New York by artist William Reardon himself—just like these matching dishes. And those glazes? They were all mixed in-house too. And because they were made with the conviction that pottery shouldn't be handled with kid gloves but should be part of your everyday memories, everything here is microwave and dishwasher safe.
One detail we're smitten with? The vivid glazed interiors juxtaposed with the unglazed exterior. Now, let’s talk sides!
- 16 cool-as-a-cucumber salad recipes
- The funky, flavorful side dishes to complete any Korean meal
- 27 stellar side dishes for chicken
- The 2-ingredient Southern side dish that needs no salt
- Made in: Bronx, New York
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- Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns
Inspired by the trays used in cafés in Paris and elsewhere in Europe, this round stoneware platter is designed to do it all. We love it for serving a large crowd, creating order at the breakfast table, or displaying fresh fruit after a trip to the farmer’s market. Every piece you see was designed and hand-thrown in the Bronx, New York by artist William Reardon himself—just like these matching dishes. And those glazes? They were all mixed in-house too. And because they were made with the conviction that pottery shouldn't be handled with kid gloves but should be part of your everyday memories, everything here is microwave and dishwasher safe.
One detail we're smitten with? The vivid glazed interiors juxtaposed with the unglazed exterior. Now, let’s talk sides!