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Scheurich floor vase fat lava 269-53

Scheurich floor vase fat lava 269-53

€129
Bid from €109
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Bay keramik Floor Vase 666-40

Bay keramik Floor Vase 666-40

€79
Bid from €65
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Mid-Century Blue Goldish Ceramic Vase by Jasba, Germany 1950s
-37%

Mid-Century Blue Goldish Ceramic Vase by Jasba, Germany 1950s

€150€95
Bid from €85
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Vintage vase in blue ceramic with inclusion, 1970s

Vintage vase in blue ceramic with inclusion, 1970s

€60
Bid from €54
Vintage ceramic plate by Colombe, France 1960

Vintage ceramic plate by Colombe, France 1960

€110
Bid from €99
Vintage oval crystal vase by Bleikristal, Germany 1960s

Vintage oval crystal vase by Bleikristal, Germany 1960s

€140
Bid from €126
Vintage ceramic platter by Ruscha, Germany 1960s

Vintage ceramic platter by Ruscha, Germany 1960s

€140
Bid from €126
Vallauris scale
-52%

Vallauris scale

€120€58
Set of vintage Art Glass by Ivo Rozsypal, Czechoslovakia 1970s

Set of vintage Art Glass by Ivo Rozsypal, Czechoslovakia 1970s

€660
Bid from €594
Italian vintage marble planter with light, 1970s

Italian vintage marble planter with light, 1970s

€2,990
Bid from €2,691
Vintage German textured ceramic vase, 1950

Vintage German textured ceramic vase, 1950

€120
Bid from €108
Vintage ceramic vase by Scheurich, 1960

Vintage ceramic vase by Scheurich, 1960

€135
Bid from €122
Vintage porcelain vase Art Werk, Germany 1980s

Vintage porcelain vase Art Werk, Germany 1980s

€125
Bid from €113
Vintage tea and coffee set by Schott and Gen Mainz Jena Glas, Germany 1970s

Vintage tea and coffee set by Schott and Gen Mainz Jena Glas, Germany 1970s

€155
Bid from €140
Vintage rattan flower stand , Italy 1960s

Vintage rattan flower stand , Italy 1960s

€750
Bid from €675
Vintage ceramic vase, 1950

Vintage ceramic vase, 1950

€220
Bid from €198
Vintage glass and enamel vase with flowers by Mazoyer, 1925

Vintage glass and enamel vase with flowers by Mazoyer, 1925

€260
Pair of vintage vases by Fives Lille

Pair of vintage vases by Fives Lille

€155
Vintage black glazed ceramic vase, 1970

Vintage black glazed ceramic vase, 1970

€200
Vintage purple glass vase "Saturnus" by Nanny Still, 1960s

Vintage purple glass vase "Saturnus" by Nanny Still, 1960s

€425
Bid from €383
Pair of vintage pink vases by Dorothe van Agthoven for Flora Keramiek, 1980s

Pair of vintage pink vases by Dorothe van Agthoven for Flora Keramiek, 1980s

€850
Bid from €765
Vintage green Art Deco vase by August Walther and Söhne, Germany 1930s

Vintage green Art Deco vase by August Walther and Söhne, Germany 1930s

€475
Bid from €428
Vintage Murano glass vase, 1970

Vintage Murano glass vase, 1970

€1,250
Bid from €1,125
Vintage glazed stoneware vase by Bruno Gambone, 1970

Vintage glazed stoneware vase by Bruno Gambone, 1970

€2,400

Bowls

Bowl

Everyone's attention is drawn to a beautiful bowl! While shopping there is always the temptation to take one home. After all, they can be used for various purposes, so you have salad bowls and pasta bowls for serving food, there are also decorative bowls to hang as artwork or to put objects in. They come in many shapes, sizes and materials. They are for in the kitchen, on table or on the wall. Bowls can be made of metal, pottery, glass or plastic. They can be used to serve everything from breakfast cereal to salads and desserts.

Buying Bowls

Buying bowls is a common purchase for many people. There are many different types of bowls to choose from, and it can be difficult to know which one to buy. They come in all shapes and sizes, and they can be made from many different materials. When buying a bowl, consider what you want to keep in it and the space it will take up on the countertop, table or wall and whether it will match your decor. At Whoppah we have something for everyone!

Large bowls

A large bowl is a type of dish that is larger than the regular size. They are real eye-catchers! The size of the bowls can vary from in diameter and height. Especially the material determines the look of the bowl. Every interior has its favorite materials. Some people use large bowls for cooking purposes such as serving soup or dishes like pasta, sushi, rice or cereals. You can also use a large bowl for the table by putting fruit in it, for example.

Design bowls

Design bowls are a new trend that has taken over the world. There are different types of designer bowls for sale. They are a great way to brighten up any table setting or to add some color to your home. The materials used do a lot with the look of a bowl. From a plate and bowl set made of glass for parties to impressive metal fruit bowls. Design bowls are stylish bowls in which you can display the most beautiful home accessories or food items such as fruits. The designer bowl generally stands out for its use of craftsmanship and features an extraordinary design.

Long bowls

Whatever you want to present or serve and whatever the occasion, it is more fun to present it in a long bowl. Whether it is a fancy dinner party or a birthday, every special moment deserves a beautifully decorated table with beautiful long bowls. It is ideal for presenting a cake or pie or replace the tray for a stylish bowl. Use it as a decorative object, for storing fruit, as a jewelry rack on your coffee table, a base for small plants, as a gift or key storage.

Bowls

You can use bowls for all sorts of things. Often they serve in the kitchen, you can then use them to present food, for example in soup bowls, but you can also store and make food in them. They are an essential kitchen utensil found in almost every household and help prepare, serve and enjoy all kinds of food.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you clean dishes?

The way you clean a dish depends on what the dish got dirty from and what material the dish is made of. Scrub brushes are good for removing all the food that has stuck to the dish, but they can also scratch the dish if you are not careful. Wooden bowls wash by hand and keep away from heaters. Always wash your wooden bowl or dining bowl by hand, with soapy water. Preferably as soon as possible after use. Cleaning vinegar and warm water often does the job. Let the bowl soak for a while so the dirt loosens and you can easily scrub the dirt out.

How do you determine the price of a bowl?

The price of a bowl depends on the material used to make it. For example, glass bowls are more expensive than plastic bowls. If you go for special materials such as mosaic or handmade clay, then you often dig a little deeper. The shape and details present on the bowl also often determine the price of a bowl. If they are antique or vintage bowls, the price can go either way and it just depends on what kind of story and history is attached to the bowl.

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