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Babyboop Serving Dish
$78
Babyboop is an elegant three-section serving dish, designed in matt-finished 18/10 stainless steel with a beautifully mirror-polished edge.
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Beskrivning
Babyboop is an elegant three-section serving dish, designed in matt-finished 18/10 stainless steel with a beautifully mirror-polished edge. The shape is both dynamic and softly sculptural - typical of Alessi - and makes the dish a functional yet expressive element of the table setting. Perfect for small appetisers, sauces or snacks when you want to serve in style.
- Three sections - ideal for appetisers, snacks and light meals.
- Combination of matt and glossy finish for a sophisticated look.
- Made of 18/10 stainless steel for durability and high quality.
- Sculptural shape for a modern and playful table setting.
- Suitable for both everyday and festive occasions - a timeless design classic from Alessi.
About the serving dish from Alessi
- Three sections - ideal for appetisers, snacks and light meals.
- Combination of matt and glossy finish for a sophisticated look.
- Made of 18/10 stainless steel for durability and high quality.
- Sculptural shape for a modern and playful table setting.
- Suitable for both everyday and festive occasions - a timeless design classic from Alessi.
Product information
- Item number440983
- Delivery item numberRA03
- Brand
- DesignerRon Arad
- Freight classSmall
- ColourStainless Steel
- Dishwasher safeYes
- MaterialStainless steel
- Height4 cm
- Length23 cm
- Width20 cm
About the brand
Alessi has been producing innovative and high-quality Italian designer homeware, kitchenware and home décor since its founding in 1935. The Crusinallo-based company was established by the late Giovanni Alessi sometime after World War I primarily as a manufacturer of stainless steel cutlery. By the 1970s, Alessi has built a reputation as one of the finest design houses in Italy and was frequently dubbed as one of the country’s “Design Factories.”