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Sun Dish

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$87.6 $120 In stock

Category: Tableware

Legacy CollectionOriginally designed and produced in the 1960s, this decorative dish is perfect for fruit, nuts or when simply left empty. Grooves within the outer rim of the bowl are inspired by the sun's rays whilst the sunken central recess echoes Robert Welch's familiar Ammonite cutlery pattern.

Made from high quality cast iron with a black finish.

DIMENSIONS

Diameter: 291 mm

Height: 34 mm

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joshua G. ★★★★★

It’s been sitting on my kitchen counter for a week now, holding a small pile of walnuts, and I keep stopping to admire the way the sun-ray grooves carve such a neat shadow pattern. The 1960s design feels both retro and timeless. I’ll probably end up buying a second one just to keep one empty on the

David ★★★★★

The grooves on the rim catch the light beautifully, it really does look like sun rays. I have mine sitting empty on the sideboard and it adds a lovely retro touch to the room.

Natalie U. ★★★★★

I use it as a catch-all for nuts on the coffee table and the sun-ray grooves make it look like something from a Mad Men set. It’s the kind of piece that elevates an empty corner, even when there’s nothing in it.