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Antipasti Dish

Antipasti Dish

Outstanding ceramic antipasti dish

Referencia: CM014

Categoría: Ceramics

€249.99

En stock

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Dimensiones

The Plate Diameter: 36cm (14.17 inches) The Six Triangular Dishes Sides: 12cm (4.72 inches) Front, curved: 17cm (6.69 inches) Back, curved: 5cm (1.97 inches) Height: 3.5cm (1.38 inches) The Small, round, centre dish Diameter: 11cm (4.33 inches) Height: 5cm (1.97 inches) All measurements are approximate.
There are very few words that can describe this large, blue Fruit Harvest Antipasti Dish. It is stunning, as well as being practical and holding far more food than you could imagine. Use it for a mouth-watering array of antipasti such as olives, sun-dried tomatoes, caponata, cubes of Parmesan cheese, roasted peppers, gherkins, cherry tomatoes and chunks of cucumber. It looks wonderful piled high with colourful fresh and grilled vegetables. The dish can also be used at aperitivo time, crisps, peanuts, tomatoes, pretzels and even a dip or two can be added to some of the dishes. The Antipasti Dish consists of a very large plate which holds six triangular dishes and one small round one. The small round dish is slightly higher and has a curved lip enabling it to sit neatly around the inner edges of the triangular dishes. The Antipasti Dish can be used as one complete item which makes it easy to pass around the table, or, you could use the plate for meat and the small dishes on their own around the edge. These beautiful ceramics are hand painted in the heart of southern Italy, consequently, pattern, colour and size may vary slightly. They are not suitable for the dishwasher and need to be washed in warm, soapy water, and then rinsed well. Due to the slow, traditional methods by which it is made, this Antipasti Dish is not held in stock and is made to order only. It will normally take around 1 month for your order to be completed, depending on the time of year and/or the workload.