Mud Pie Nested Ruffle Bowls; Small 4 1/4" X 12" Dia | Large 4 1/2" X 13 1/2" Dia
What it is
A pair of cast aluminum bowls with a ruffled edge and shiny brass finish that work equally well as serving pieces or standalone décor. Perfect for someone who wants their tableware to do double duty.
Why it keeps winding up in carts
4-star rating from 2 customers who've tried them.
Elegant, practical, and genuinely pretty on a shelf or table.
Two nested bowls—small 4 1/4" tall, large 4 1/2" tall—in cast aluminum with a shiny brass finish and ruffled rim.
At $65.45 for a pair, you're investing in materials and design over raw utility—reasonable if these will be seen and admired regularly.
Who it is forBest for someone with a dining aesthetic they care about and enough counter or shelf space to let these shine between uses.
What to check before you buy
Material & Finish
Brass is forgiving and warm-toned, which means these will coordinate with most existing décor. The finish requires light maintenance—hand wash or wipe with a damp cloth—but that's the price of keeping them shiny without heavy polishing.
Scale & Nesting
They nest compactly for storage but are substantial enough to serve a small gathering. The size difference is modest but real, so you're getting two functional pieces, not one and a half.
Versatility
Use them for salad, snacks, or fruit when you're hosting, then leave them out as sculptural accents. That flexibility justifies keeping them accessible rather than tucked away.
Straight from the listing
- The Nested Ruffle Bowls Are A Stunning Set Of Two Cast Aluminum Bowls, Each Featuring An Elegant Ruffle Design
- They Boast A Shiny Brass Finish That Adds A Touch Of Sophistication To Any Table Setting Or Decor
- These Bowls Are Versatile And Can Be Used For Serving Or As Decorative Pieces
- For Maintenance, Simply Hand Wash Or Clean With A Damp Cloth, Ensuring They Are Not Soaked To Preserve Their Beautiful Finish
Manufacturer copy, trimmed. Check the listing for current dimensions and stock.
Where this sits
These aren't just functional serving vessels; they're designed to live on your table or sideboard as objects to admire, which means you're paying for finish and form as much as utility.
