SICILIAN CERAMIC OVAL SERVING PLATE BIG “FISH” SHAPE – MILITELLO

Description

SICILIAN CERAMIC OVAL SERVING PLATE BIG “FISH” SHAPE – MILITELLO

This handmade serving plate is called the “fish” model because of its characteristic fish shape—narrow and elongated.
Thanks to its design, it is perfect for serving a variety of dishes, including main courses, appetizers, pasta dishes, side dishes, and all kinds of second courses.

Spacious and visually striking, it measures 42×19 cm and takes up little space on the table. Its unique shape allows it to be placed in the center without inconveniencing diners.

Each serving plate is unique because it is the result of an artisan process which makes it different from any other.
The decoration is carried out entirely freehand without any use of prints or decals, following the traditions of craftsmanship, and is inspired by typical decorations dating back to the 1600s and 1700s, or innovates with modern colours.

When you purchase one of our serving plates, you bring a masterpiece of Italian craftsmanship into your home.

IDEAS AND INSPIRATION

Our plates are perfect for completing your service of plates and for creating a unique, colourful table setting full of Sicilian style.
Perfect for everyday use as well as for special occasions, our plates stand out thanks to their bright, typically Mediterranean colours.

Blue, yellow, black, red, green, blue and pink – we use many colours to bring the decorations to life.
We suggest using a tablecloth in neutral colours, in pure linen or cotton, or an embroidered Sicilian-style tablecloth. This way, your table will look wonderful and the dishes and salad bowls will stand out even more, leaving you and your guests speechless.

Our handmade plates are ideal for serving tasty starters, cold cuts and pasta dishes, but also for cheese and carpaccio.


PERSONALIZATION OF THE PRODUCT

On request, it is possible to personalize the base of the plates with a name and a date.

CARE AND DETAILS

Our serving plates are hardwearing and can be washed in the dishwasher.
However, we suggest handling them carefully and avoiding the use of solvents and abrasive sponges as these may damage the glaze.

Take care not to knock them together when putting them in the dishwasher and separate them well from other products to avoid friction during washing.