Soup Bowl - Porcelain - White - 10x8cm - 250ml

Miniature soup bowl with lion head for refined servings

This elegant soup bowl in white porcelain from Revol's Miniatures series features a decorative lion head and has a capacity of 40 ml. With its compact dimensions of 45x57 mm, the bowl is made from durable quality porcelain that's safe for the oven, dishwasher, microwave, and freezer.

Ideal for serving sauces, dips, spices, or small appetizers in a stylish mini format.

Versatility in a small format

The small size of this soup bowl makes it perfect for presenting small amounts of exclusive ingredients or accompaniments. Its heat-resistant properties mean you can use it for both cold and hot servings without worry. The bowl's elegant design with the lion head adds a refined touch to any dish.

Elevate your serving to new heights

With this miniature bowl, your guests will enjoy a special culinary experience. It allows you to serve small tastings, specialty sauces, or spices in a sophisticated manner. In restaurant settings, it creates a professional impression, while at home, it adds a touch of gourmet atmosphere to everyday dining.

Technical details

Crafted from premium porcelain, this bowl ensures long-lasting durability and maintains its appearance through many years of use. The white color highlights the contents and complements any table setting. Weighing just 60 grams, it is easy to handle even when filled.

• Material: Quality porcelain from Revol
• Dimensions: 45 mm high, 57 mm in diameter
• Capacity: 40 ml - perfect for small portions

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FAQ

Can I put the bowl directly in the oven?

Yes, this porcelain bowl from Revol is oven-safe, making it suitable for both preparing and serving small hot dishes.

What can I use the small 40 ml bowl for?

The bowl is perfect for serving dips, sauces, olive oil, spices, small desserts, or for presenting exclusive ingredients in gourmet dishes.

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