Discover The Shay's exceptional collection of ceramic serveware that transforms everyday meals into memorable dining experiences. From intimate family dinners to grand celebrations, our thoughtfully curated serving bowls, platters, and trays combine functional excellence with stunning design. Whether you're presenting elaborate Indian thalis, hosting dinner parties, or elevating daily meal service, find the perfect serveware pieces to showcase your culinary creations with style.

Why Serveware Matters - The Art of Presentation

The way food is presented dramatically impacts the dining experience—studies show that beautifully plated meals taste better to diners than identical food served plainly. Quality serveware is the foundation of impressive food presentation, serving as the canvas for your culinary artistry. The right serving bowl showcases a vibrant curry, an elegant platter displays appetizers invitingly, and a well-chosen serving tray brings organization and sophistication to the table.

Beyond aesthetics, premium ceramic serveware offers practical advantages. The material's thermal properties keep hot foods warm and cold dishes cool longer than metal or plastic alternatives. Ceramic's non-reactive surface doesn't interact with acidic foods like tomato-based curries or citrus salads, preserving pure flavors. The substantial weight of ceramic pieces creates stability during serving, preventing spills and accidents that plague lighter materials.

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Serving Bowls - The Heart of Family-Style Dining

Ceramic serving bowls are essential for family-style meals where dishes are passed around the table, encouraging connection and shared experience. Our serving bowl collection spans sizes from intimate 8-inch bowls for condiments to generous 14-inch statement pieces for main courses.

Small Serving Bowls (6-8 inches): Perfect for accompaniments, chutneys, raita, pickles, sauces, and condiments. These smaller ceramic serving bowls cluster beautifully on tables, creating an abundant spread without crowding. Use them for nuts, chips, or small salads during casual gatherings. The compact size makes them ideal for refrigerator storage of leftovers.

Medium Serving Bowls (10-12 inches): The workhorses of serveware—these versatile bowls accommodate rice, pasta, salads, curries, and vegetable dishes for families of 4-6. Medium ceramic serving bowls strike the perfect balance between capacity and table footprint. They're substantial enough for main dishes yet manageable for passing around the table. This size works beautifully for potlucks, dinner parties, and holiday gatherings.

Large Serving Bowls (12-14 inches): Statement pieces designed for crowds, elaborate spreads, and centerpiece presentations. Large serving bowls showcase pasta for dinner parties, tossed salads for buffets, or biryani for festive celebrations. The generous capacity reduces mid-meal refills, allowing hosts to enjoy gatherings rather than shuttling to the kitchen. These bowls often feature decorative exteriors, doubling as display pieces when not in use.

Deep Serving Bowls: Specialized for liquid-based dishes—soups, stews, curries, dal, and saucy preparations. Deep ceramic bowls prevent spills and splashes during serving while maintaining heat longer than shallow alternatives. The depth also creates dramatic vertical presentation for layered salads or parfait-style desserts.

Specialized Serving Bowls:

• Pasta Bowls (9-11 inches): Wide, shallow designs perfect for twirled pasta presentations, allowing sauce to coat noodles evenly
• Salad Bowls (12-14 inches): Broad forms providing ample space for tossing greens without spillage
• Rice Bowls (8-10 inches): Traditional shapes honoring Asian culinary heritage, ideal for steamed rice, fried rice, or grain-based dishes
• Soup Tureens: Lidded serving bowls maintaining heat for extended periods, adding elegance to formal dinners

Why Ceramic for Serving Bowls? Ceramic serving bowls excel through superior heat retention—serve hot dishes and they stay warm throughout the meal. The material's thermal mass works both ways, keeping chilled salads and cold dishes cool longer than glass or thin ceramic. Non-porous glazed surfaces don't absorb odors, oils, or stains, ensuring your serving bowl for spicy curry doesn't retain aromas that might affect tomorrow's fruit salad.

The substantial weight of ceramic creates stable serving—bowls don't slide across tables when guests serve themselves, and they're less likely to tip during enthusiastic dishing. This stability is particularly valuable during buffet-style meals or when children are self-serving.

Serving Trays - Organized Elegance

Ceramic serving trays bring order and sophistication to meal presentation, whether you're serving breakfast in bed, organizing appetizers, or creating cohesive tablescapes. Our serving tray collection features diverse shapes, sizes, and styles suitable for every occasion.

Rectangular Serving Trays: Classic and versatile, rectangular trays work for everything from appetizer arrangements to main course presentations. The linear form fits naturally on dining tables, coffee tables, and buffet surfaces. Use larger trays (14x10 inches+) for complete meal service—imagine a breakfast tray with coffee, juice, toast, and eggs beautifully arranged. Smaller trays (10x6 inches) showcase cheeses, charcuterie, or desserts.

Round and Oval Serving Trays: Softer shapes that create dynamic table interest, especially when mixed with angular dinnerware. Round trays (12-16 inch diameter) work beautifully as centerpieces, supporting candles, florals, or decorative elements when not serving food. Oval trays combine the approachability of curves with the practicality of elongated space—perfect for arranging multiple small bowls or glasses.

Compartmented Serving Trays: Divided trays organize multiple items without overlap—ideal for serving relishes, chutneys, and condiments in traditional Indian meals. Compartmented ceramic serving trays keep flavors separate while creating an organized, appealing presentation. These trays also work beautifully for snack service—separating nuts, dried fruits, and treats for TV watching or cocktail parties.

Handled Serving Trays: Practical design featuring built-in handles for easy transport from kitchen to table. Handles provide secure grip even when trays are fully loaded, reducing spill risk. This functionality is essential for serving drinks, delivering breakfast trays, or presenting multiple appetizer plates simultaneously.

Serving Tray Styling Ideas:

• Breakfast Service: Coffee pot, cups, juice glasses, and breakfast dishes arranged on a large tray for bed or patio dining
• Tea Time: Teapot, cups, milk pitcher, and treats displayed cohesively
• Appetizer Presentation: Small bowls of dips, crackers, vegetables, and cheeses organized attractively
• Dessert Display: Cupcakes, cookies, or petit fours arranged on decorative trays
• Bar Service: Cocktail glasses, mixers, garnishes, and tools grouped for home entertaining
• Coffee Station: Coffee maker, mugs, sugar, cream, and stirrers organized on a dedicated tray

Platters - Statement Serving Pieces

Ceramic platters are the show-stoppers of serveware—large format pieces designed to display food dramatically. Whether presenting a whole roasted chicken, artfully arranged sushi, colorful crudités, or holiday cookies, platters create memorable visual impact.

Size Categories:

• Small Platters (10-12 inches): Intimate gatherings, desserts, cheese presentations
• Medium Platters (14-16 inches): Standard dinner parties, main course service for 6-8 people
• Large Platters (18-20 inches): Crowd service, buffets, spectacular centerpiece presentations
• Extra-Large Platters (20+ inches): Special occasions, whole fish or meat presentations, elaborate displays

Shape Varieties:

• Oval Platters: Classic elegance, perfect for fish, roasts, and elongated food items
• Round Platters: Balanced presentation, ideal for arranged appetizers, pizzas, or circular food displays
• Rectangular Platters: Modern aesthetic, works beautifully for sushi, finger foods, or geometric arrangements
• Irregular/Organic Shapes: Contemporary design, creates artistic presentation for innovative plating

Platter Uses Beyond Food: Quality ceramic platters serve multiple purposes:

• Charcuterie Boards: Arrange meats, cheeses, fruits, and nuts for wine nights
• Serving Base: Layer with doilies or leaves before arranging foods for added visual interest
• Display Piece: Showcase decorative objects, candles, or seasonal décor when not serving
• Gift Presentation: Present homemade cookies, treats, or baked goods on an elegant platter
• Centerpiece Foundation: Build floral arrangements or candle displays

Ceramic vs. Other Materials: Ceramic platters offer advantages over wood, metal, or plastic alternatives. Unlike wood cutting boards doubling as serving platters, ceramic won't absorb food odors, juices, or stains. The glazed surface is non-porous and food-safe for all preparations. Compared to metal platters, ceramic doesn't conduct heat excessively—touch the platter edges without burning fingers while serving hot foods. Unlike plastic, ceramic elevates presentation through inherent beauty and substantial weight that signals quality.

Material Excellence: Why Ceramic Serveware?

Superior Food Safety

Ceramic serveware made to food-grade standards (like all Shay products) is completely non-reactive. Serve acidic tomato sauces, citrus-based dishes, or vinegar dressings without worry—ceramic won't leach chemicals or metallic tastes. The non-porous glazed surface prevents bacterial growth in microscopic cracks, making ceramic more hygienic than wood, bamboo, or porous materials. Lead-free and cadmium-free ceramics ensure complete safety for food contact.

Thermal Performance

Ceramic's thermal mass provides excellent temperature maintenance. Pre-warm serving bowls with hot water before filling with hot dishes—the ceramic will absorb heat and slowly release it, keeping food warm 30-40% longer than in metal or glass. Similarly, chill serving bowls in the refrigerator before filling with cold salads or desserts for extended cooling. This passive temperature control is especially valuable during multi-course meals or extended gatherings where food sits out longer.

Aesthetic Versatility

Ceramic serves as an artistic medium, allowing diverse design expressions:

• Glazed Finishes: From glossy whites that showcase food colors to reactive glazes creating unique patterns
• Matte Textures: Contemporary surfaces that photograph beautifully and hide minor imperfections
• Hand-Painted Details: Cultural motifs, floral patterns, or geometric designs adding personality
• Minimalist Forms: Clean lines allowing food to be the focal point
• Textured Surfaces: Dimensional patterns creating visual and tactile interest

Durability for Daily and Special Use

Quality ceramic serveware withstands both regular family meals and special occasion demands. The high-fired material resists chipping under normal use, handles temperature changes from refrigerator to table, and maintains appearance through hundreds of cleaning cycles. Unlike trendy materials that date quickly, ceramic's timeless appeal ensures your serveware remains relevant and beautiful for decades.

Microwave and Dishwasher Safe

Modern ceramic serveware (without metallic trim) is both microwave and dishwasher safe, adding convenience to beauty. Reheat foods directly in serving bowls, eliminating extra dishes. The easy cleanup of dishwasher-safe ceramic means you'll actually use your beautiful serveware rather than reserving it only for special occasions.

Building Your Serveware Collection

Creating a functional, beautiful serveware collection doesn't require purchasing everything at once. Build thoughtfully, considering your cooking style, entertaining frequency, and aesthetic preferences.

Essential Starter Set (5-7 Pieces):

• 1 Large serving bowl (12-14 inches) for main dishes
• 2 Medium serving bowls (10 inches) for sides and salads
• 2 Small serving bowls (6-8 inches) for condiments
• 1 Medium rectangular tray for appetizers or breakfast
• 1 Large oval platter for main course presentation

This foundation handles most meals and small gatherings while providing variety in serving options.

Intermediate Collection (10-15 Pieces): Build on essentials with specialized pieces:

• Additional serving bowls in varied sizes
• Round serving tray for centerpiece use
• Large rectangular platter for party presentations
• Pasta serving bowl for Italian nights
• Deep serving bowl for soups and curries
• Compartmented tray for condiments

Complete Entertainer's Collection (20+ Pieces): For frequent hosts, expand to comprehensive coverage:

• Multiple sizes of each serving bowl type
• Variety of platter shapes and sizes
• Several serving trays for different purposes
• Specialized pieces (soup tureen, cake stand, tiered servers)
• Seasonal or themed pieces for holiday entertaining

Mix and Match Strategy: Modern table styling embraces intentional variety. Rather than matching everything perfectly, combine complementary pieces:

• Unify through color palette (all white, earth tones, cool blues)
• Coordinate through style (all minimalist, all hand-painted, all matte)
• Create contrast through mixing smooth and textured pieces
• Vary shapes while maintaining material consistency (all ceramic)

Serving Like a Professional - Tips from Chefs

Proper Portioning

Choose serving bowl size appropriate to dish quantity. Bowls should be 60-70% full when served—this looks abundant without appearing messy or making serving difficult. Too-large bowls make portions look sparse; too-small creates overflow risk.

Temperature Management

Pre-warm ceramic serving bowls for hot dishes by running under hot water or placing in warm oven (200°F) for 5-10 minutes. Chill bowls in refrigerator for cold dishes. This small step significantly extends how long food maintains optimal temperature.

Strategic Placement

Position serving bowls and platters thoughtfully on tables:

• Place heavier dishes (mains, rice) in center within easy reach
• Arrange lighter bowls (condiments, sides) at table edges or corners
• Create visual balance—don't cluster all large pieces on one side
• Leave space between pieces for serving utensils and reaching across

Sauce and Gravy Considerations

Use bowls with small ladles or deep spoons for saucy dishes, preventing drips on tablecloths. Position sauce boats or gravy bowls near their companion dishes (gravy near turkey, raita near biryani).

Garnishing for Impact

The final touch elevates presentation:

• Fresh herbs on curries or pasta just before serving
• Lemon wedges on seafood platters
• Chopped nuts or seeds on salads and rice dishes
• Edible flowers on special occasion platters
• Strategic drizzles of olive oil or cream for visual interest

Serving Utensil Selection

Pair appropriate utensils with serveware:

• Large serving spoons for rice and grain dishes
• Slotted spoons for vegetables in sauce
• Serving forks for meats and fish
• Tongs for salads and bread
• Ladles for soups and liquid-based curries

Caring for Your Ceramic Serveware

Daily Cleaning

Most ceramic serveware is dishwasher-safe, though hand washing extends the life of decorative glazes. Scrape food residues promptly—dried-on foods become harder to remove. Use warm water and mild dish soap with soft sponges. Avoid metal scourers or abrasive cleaners that might scratch glazed surfaces.

Stain Prevention and Removal

Turmeric-based curries and tomato sauces can stain light-colored ceramic. To prevent, rinse serveware immediately after use. If stains develop, make a paste of baking soda and water, apply to stained areas, let sit 15-30 minutes, then scrub gently. For stubborn stains, soak in warm water with white vinegar overnight.

Storage Solutions

Store serving bowls nested by size to save cabinet space, placing soft cloth or paper between pieces to prevent scratching. Store platters vertically using plate racks or dividers—easier access and space-efficient. Keep frequently used pieces at accessible heights; reserve higher shelves for special occasion serveware.

Preventing Chips and Cracks

Avoid sudden temperature changes—don't place cold ceramic directly into hot ovens or pour boiling liquids into refrigerated bowls. When stacking, ensure pieces are dry and stable. Use shelf liners to prevent sliding. Transport carefully when moving from kitchen to dining area.

Seasonal Rotation

If you have special occasion serveware, rotate seasonally to maintain variety and prevent some pieces from sitting unused for years. This also allows periodic inspection for chips or damage before important events.

Styling Your Serveware for Different Occasions

Casual Family Dinners

Keep it simple with 2-3 serving bowls for main dish, sides, and rice/bread. Mix utilitarian and decorative pieces. Don't stress over perfect matching—comfortable, relaxed serving encourages family togetherness.

Intimate Dinner Parties (4-6 People)

Curate carefully—use your most beautiful platters and bowls. Create height variation with different sized serving pieces. Garnish thoughtfully. Consider plated service for main course, family-style for sides. This balance provides elegance while maintaining interactive dining.

Buffet-Style Gatherings (8+ People)

Organize logically—plates first, then mains, sides, and condiments in sequence. Use risers or cake stands to create levels, improving visibility and access. Label dishes with small cards for clarity. Ensure adequate serving utensils at each station. Choose larger platters and bowls to reduce mid-party refills.

Festival and Holiday Meals

Embrace themed serveware if you have it—special occasion pieces add to celebration atmosphere. Coordinate serving pieces with table linens and decorations. Don't be afraid to mix heirloom pieces with modern serveware for layered, personalized styling.

Outdoor Entertaining

Choose ceramic serveware for patio and garden parties—the weight prevents tipping in breezes (unlike lightweight plastic or paper). The material's temperature retention is valuable for outdoor dining where foods can't be easily reheated. Avoid your most delicate pieces where hard surfaces or active settings increase chip risk.

Serveware as Gifts - Thoughtful Giving

Premium ceramic serveware makes exceptional gifts for multiple occasions:

Wedding Gifts: Beautiful platters or serving bowl sets help newlyweds establish their first home. Choose classic, versatile pieces that work with various décor styles. Quality serveware becomes a lasting reminder of your thoughtfulness.

Housewarming Presents: Practical yet beautiful, serveware helps friends settle into new homes. Pair a serving tray with gourmet items, or a platter with a cookbook. The combination of form and function makes these gifts truly appreciated.

Host/Hostess Appreciation: Thank generous hosts with elegant serving pieces that elevate their future gatherings. Choose items complementing their style—rustic for farmhouse enthusiasts, minimalist for modern homes, colorful for eclectic tastes.

Mother's Day and Father's Day: Celebrate parents who love cooking and entertaining with premium serveware that makes their efforts more beautiful. Pair with a handwritten recipe or commitment to help with next family dinner.

Retirement Gifts: Quality serveware celebrates new chapters focused on leisure and entertaining. Choose pieces suitable for relaxed hosting—generous platters for spontaneous gatherings, elegant bowls for dinner parties.

Frequently Asked Questions About Ceramic Serveware

What size serving bowl do I need for different dishes?

Serving bowl size depends on dish type and number of servings. For condiments and sauces (chutneys, raita), 6-8 inch bowls suffice for 4-6 servings. For side dishes and vegetables, 10-12 inch bowls accommodate 6-8 servings comfortably. For main dishes like pasta, rice, or salad serving 8-10 people, choose 12-14 inch bowls.

As a general rule, fill serving bowls 60-70% capacity—this looks abundant without being messy. When in doubt, size up—better to have extra space than dishes overflowing during serving.

Are ceramic serving bowls oven-safe?

Many ceramic serving bowls are oven-safe up to certain temperatures (typically 350-400°F), but always check specific product specifications. Oven-safe ceramic allows you to cook and serve in the same vessel—prepare casseroles or gratins in beautiful serving bowls, then take directly to the table. This reduces dishes and maintains heat longer.

Avoid sudden temperature changes even with oven-safe ceramic—don't place cold bowls in hot ovens or refrigerated bowls on hot stove tops. Gradual temperature transitions prevent thermal shock that could crack ceramic. Most Shay serveware is oven-safe; check individual product details for specific temperature limits.

Can I use ceramic serving bowls in the microwave?

Yes, most ceramic serving bowls (without metallic trim) are microwave-safe. This convenience allows reheating foods directly in serving vessels—warm up leftovers or freshen dishes before bringing to the table. When microwaving, use medium power for even heating and stir midway through.

Avoid microwaving serving bowls with gold trim, metallic glazes, or decorative metal elements—these can spark and damage both the bowl and microwave. Always verify microwave-safety on product specifications. Handle carefully after microwaving as ceramic retains heat.

What's the difference between a serving bowl and a pasta bowl?

Serving bowls are designed for presenting food family-style at the table—larger sizes (10-14 inches) with generous depth to hold multiple servings. They're meant for passing or using serving utensils to dish portions onto individual plates.

Pasta bowls, while also called serving bowls in some contexts, specifically reference individual dining bowls (9-11 inches) designed for twirling pasta. These personal-sized bowls feature wide, shallow forms allowing pasta to spread, sauce to coat noodles evenly, and easy fork twirling. The key distinction is purpose—family-style serving versus individual portions—though a large pasta bowl could function as a serving bowl for smaller gatherings.

How do I remove stains from ceramic serving bowls?

Prevention is easiest—rinse ceramic bowls immediately after use, especially after serving turmeric-based curries, tomato sauces, or dark-colored foods. If stains develop, try these methods:

Baking Soda Paste: Mix baking soda with small amount of water to create paste. Apply to stains, let sit 15-30 minutes, scrub gently with soft sponge, rinse thoroughly.

Vinegar Soak: Fill stained bowl with equal parts warm water and white vinegar. Let soak 2-4 hours or overnight. The acid breaks down stain molecules. Wash normally afterward.

Lemon and Salt: For light stains, sprinkle salt on stained area, rub with lemon half, let sit 10 minutes, then rinse. Natural bleaching action lifts stains.

Commercial Ceramic Cleaner: For persistent stains, use specialized ceramic cleaners following product instructions. Avoid chlorine bleach which can damage glazes over time.

What's better for serving hot foods - ceramic or glass?

Ceramic significantly outperforms glass for hot food service. Ceramic's thermal mass and thick walls retain heat much longer—hot dishes stay warm 30-40% longer in ceramic versus glass. The insulating properties also protect tables and hands from extreme heat better than glass which conducts heat readily.

Ceramic handles temperature changes better than glass—less risk of thermal shock cracking when moving from oven to table. The opaque nature of ceramic also hides any visual changes in food as it cools (congealing fats, settling layers) better than transparent glass. While glass allows diners to see food contents before serving, ceramic's presentation advantages and superior thermal performance make it the preferred choice for hot dishes.

How do I choose serveware that matches my dinnerware?

Serveware doesn't need to match dinnerware exactly—in fact, intentional mixing often creates more interesting tables. Consider these approaches:

Coordinating Colors: If dinnerware is patterned, choose solid serveware in one of the pattern's colors. If dinnerware is solid, serveware can introduce complementary patterns or textures.

Unified Material: Keeping both dinnerware and serveware in ceramic creates cohesion even when designs differ. The material consistency ties everything together.

Contrast Strategy: Deliberately contrast dinnerware and serveware—modern minimalist plates with rustic textured serving bowls, or colorful dinnerware with clean white serveware. This layered approach adds depth and visual interest.

Occasion-Based Selection: Daily dinnerware might be simple and durable; reserve decorative serveware for elevating these everyday pieces during gatherings.

The key is intentionality—whether matching or contrasting, make conscious choices rather than random combinations.

What serveware pieces are most versatile?

If building a collection gradually, prioritize these versatile pieces:

Medium Serving Bowl (10-12 inches): Works for countless dishes—rice, pasta, salads, vegetables. Large enough for family-style serving, not so large it overwhelms small gatherings.

Rectangular Serving Tray (12x8 inches approximately): Functions for breakfast service, appetizer arrangements, dessert presentations, and organizing multiple small bowls.

Large Oval Platter (14-16 inches): Perfect for main course presentations, charcuterie arrangements, dessert displays. The classic shape suits both casual and formal occasions.

Small Serving Bowls (6-8 inches, set of 2-3): Incredibly useful for condiments, sauces, nuts, or dividing larger dishes into smaller portions.

These four items handle 80% of serving needs across various cuisines and entertaining styles. Add specialized pieces as your cooking and entertaining evolve.

Can ceramic serveware go from refrigerator to oven?

Generally no—avoid placing refrigerated ceramic directly into hot ovens. Sudden extreme temperature changes create thermal shock which can crack even oven-safe ceramic. Instead, let refrigerated ceramic come to room temperature (30-60 minutes) before placing in oven, or start in a cold oven and allow gradual heating.

For best results with make-ahead dishes, prepare in oven-safe ceramic, refrigerate if needed, then allow 30 minutes at room temperature before reheating. Alternatively, transfer to room-temperature serving pieces for oven warming. This extra step prevents damaged serveware and ensures longevity of your ceramic investment.

Modern ceramic is more resistant to thermal shock than vintage pieces, but caution remains wise. Always check manufacturer guidelines for specific temperature limitations and thermal shock resistance.

How do I store serveware to prevent damage?

Proper storage protects your investment and maximizes cabinet space:

Stacking Bowls: Nest similar-sized bowls inside each other with soft cloth, felt pads, or paper towels between each piece. This prevents scratching and chipping from direct contact. Don't stack more than 4-5 bowls high—excessive weight can damage bottom pieces.

Storing Platters: Store platters vertically using plate racks or drawer dividers. Vertical storage prevents scratching and saves space. If stacking horizontally, place protective material between each platter and limit stack height.

Utilizing Shelf Space: Use stackable shelf risers to create multiple levels within cabinets, maximizing vertical space. Store frequently-used items at accessible heights (waist to shoulder level), special occasion pieces higher or lower.

Drawer Solutions: Shallow drawers with dividers work beautifully for smaller serving pieces, keeping them organized and preventing sliding.

Open Shelving: Display beautiful serveware on open shelves as functional décor. Ensure shelves are stable and properly installed to support ceramic's weight.

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Elevate Your Dining with The Shay Serveware

Transform how you present and share food with The Shay's premium ceramic serveware collection. From essential serving bowls and practical serving trays to statement platters, discover pieces that combine beauty and function. Our ceramic serving bowls maintain food temperatures, our elegant platters showcase your culinary creations, and our versatile serving trays organize meals with sophistication.

Whether building a starter collection or expanding existing serveware, find pieces that reflect your style and enhance your entertaining. Shop The Shay's complete serveware collection and discover why quality ceramic serving pieces become treasured kitchen essentials.

Shop by Type:

• Serving Bowls - All sizes for every dish
• Serving Trays - Organized presentation
• Platters - Statement serving pieces
• Pasta Bowls - Italian-inspired serving

Shop by Use:

• Family Dinners - Everyday essentials
• Entertaining - Impress your guests
• Special Occasions - Celebration-worthy pieces
• Gift Giving - Thoughtful presents

Experience the difference that premium ceramic serveware makes at your table. Browse The Shay's collection today.