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Mixed Salad Platter - 11 Inch
$49
- Perfect as a serving piece or as decor!
- Unique design
- Hand-painted
- Food safe, lead-free
- Size - 11 in. wide, 1 in. lip
What a beautiful work of art this is -- and a perfect wall decoration. The Spaniards use it to serve a crisp garden salad, ensalada mixta. We often prepare salads on this plate with fresh tomatoes, sweet onions and cucumbers, on a bed of spring greens. What is unusual is the lip around the plate, an edge that contains the contents. This plate has many other applications and is a nice size to have around. (Food safe, lead-free, hand wash.)
Use and Care
Ceramic dishes can be used for a short time in the microwave. Like all ceramics, they can get very hot to the touch. They are dishwasher safe, however handwashing is recommended.
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Customer Reviews
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"I have received many compliments for this salad plate...I love using it to set out salad to share..."
Cynthia - Donna, TX March 2023
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"Absolutely lovely platter/plate. The slight lip is terrific for making certain salads stay put until served. The colors of the platter were vibrant and lovely!"
Lynne - Phoenix, AZ January 2022
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"Beautiful ceramic plate for my sister-in-law. She loved it"
Carmen - Pensacola , FL December 2021
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"Perfect. Exactly what I was hoping for and a nice addition to my serving collection."
curtis - Sonoma, CA May 2021
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"Beautiful workmanship"
Sue - Whitehouse Station, NJ April 2013
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"Beautiful platter which lends itself to many uses because of the raised edges"
Paulina - Westport, CT March 2013
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"I love this dish and simply adore the design shown in the photo. However, the design I received is quite different (mainly red/green). I understand that designs can change over time, however, I'm just not loving the color scheme. Please let me know when you switch back to the blue/yellow colors."
Beate - Simpsonville, Kentucky June 2012
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"Beautiful! I ordered one for myself and one for a friend. They are a little different, but they are both very nice."
Linda - June 2011