Danese Milano Serving Pieces

An essential, Minimalist tray that easily lends itself to multiple uses. At the table, in the kitchen, in the dining room. In simlicity is beauty. Size: 40 x 2.2 cm, smooth finishin...

This tray is made out of birchwood and is a different and original option for home serving trays.  

Full Moon is a large circular copper tray and it is part of the Lunar Landscape collection designed by Elisa Ossino, who conceived for Paola C. a tableware collection, revisiting the...

Masai is a family of rectangular polished metal trays designed by Aldo Cibic, available in two different sizes: small and large. The high edges and the rounded corner make this tray ...

Colony is a polished aluminium tray designed by Aldo Cibic. The square Silhouette is Minimalist, but the rounded corners and the sinuous handles give to the object a warm and refined...

Masai is a family of rectangular polished metal trays designed by Aldo Cibic, available in two different sizes: small and large. The high edges and the rounded corner make this tray ...

Originally designed by Enzo Mari (a prolific Italian industrial and furniture design master) for Danese Milano, this set of blue plastic pepper grinder and salt shaker were designed ...

Handpainted red Zebra iron tray this product is unique and handmade and can be used as a serving tray of just as a decorative item

This larger-than-life figural sculpture is functional ceramic serving-ware. Standing nearly 6' feet tall, with hand-sculpted vegetal, delicate leaf-like petals and pinched palm-like trunk, it is topped by a splendiferous fruit crown reminiscent of a pineapple or bunch of bananas. This friendly, human-scale piece offers to serve up three gilded platters of fine cheese, charcuterie, fresh fruit, canapés, or crudités, in a most charming and hospitable fashion. Additional Information: Commissioned for an installation at the Sunset Tower Hotel in West Hollywood entitled 'Hall of Mirrors,' the work is a response to a prompt to materialize the overt display of social media. This piece was created along with two other fruit bowls, each unique. This is the last available fruit bowl of the original trio. Artist Information: Sean Gerstley (b. 1989) is a Philadelphia-based ceramicist. Working primarily with clay, Gerstley creates both sculptural and functional objects, pinching the surfaces of his coil-built forms finished off with colorful glazes. Expanding the role of ceramics from dinnerware or vessel to larger scale objects such as tables or floor lamps, Gerstley imagines interiors made entirely of his chosen medium. After graduating from the ceramics program at the Rhode Island School of Design in 2012, Gerstley showed work made in collaboration with Katie Stout at Salon 94 in New York and Nina Johnson...

Colony is a polished aluminium tray designed by Aldo Cibic. The square silhouette is Minimalist, but the rounded corners and the sinuous handles give to the object a warm and refined...

Full Moon is a small circular copper tray and it is part of the Lunar landscape collection designed by Elisa Ossino, who conceived for Paola C. a tableware collection, revisiting the...

Sometimes affectionately nicknamed ‘Car Crash’, this iconic decorative serving tray was designed by legendary Verner Panton by crumpling up a piece of paper and asking the silversmit...