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17" Handworked Platter
17" Handworked Platter
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Make every gathering more memorable with the 17" Handworked Platter, a distinctive serving piece designed to combine practical hosting with elegant table presentation.
Featuring a unique hand-worked character, this 17-inch platter creates an impressive setting for serving main dishes, appetizers, desserts, sweets and other delicacies. Its generous size makes it especially suited to family dinners, festive gatherings and occasions where presentation matters.
Whether used for serving or as part of a thoughtfully styled table arrangement, the Handworked Platter adds character and sophistication to your serveware collection.
Product Features
- Unique hand-worked design
- 17-inch serving size
- Suitable for main dishes, appetizers and desserts
- Ideal for hosting and entertaining
- Creates an elevated table presentation
- Suitable for everyday and special occasions
Product Details
Product Type: Serving Platter
Design: Hand-worked
Length: 17 inches
Ideal For: Dining, hosting, entertaining and festive occasions
Delivery Time
Delivery Time
Delivery time is 3 to 5 working days.
Care information
Care information
SERVE-WARE PRODUCTS
- Use a soft damp cloth to dry buff. To remove stains clean with soapy water and do not keep it wet.
- Wash with mild detergent for wash then dry immediately & buff with a soft cloth for long lasting shine.
- Avoid all abrasive cleaning tools: Any harsh cloth or sponge will scratch the surface.
- Do not use chemical products: Anything too harsh could strip the nickel plating off the item.
- Polish regularly with commercially available brass polish or a mixture of baking soda and lemon.
- Store all pieces in airtight bag and avoid piling on top of each other to avoid scratches.
- While serving very hot food in the tray/platter it is recommended to use foil lining or butter paper.
- Handle with care
DECOR PRODUCTS
- Keep away from fire
- Fragile. Handle with care
- Use a soft cloth to dry buff and keep clean.
