Elegance Hammered 6-Inch Stainless Steel Wave Serving Bowls, Set of 2, Silver

I love this dish. It is great quality, pretty, and I use mine for holiday candy. You could use for key dish or décor. I might buy a second in another color.

Very nice for the price. It uses light in weight, but very pretty.

I love these Hammered 6" Stainless Steel Wave Serving Bowls. I purchased two sets of two to be used at our home bar for little snacky snacks at the bar (ie. mixed nuts, and pretzels); they are perfect for this. They have a nice modern-industrial look which goes with our style, but I could also see them being used with an elegant decorum as well. I washed mine by hand which worked nicely with no problems. I have used them a handful of times thus far and they have worked great and have held up nicely. Very nice quality! I would purchase more of these if need be. Highly recommend.

Their beautiful I thought they would be a little bigger

This bowl is perfect for my needs: small, but not tiny, flame proof, shiny and attractive. I particularly like its unusual shape.However, the product page photography makes it appear more of a showpiece bowl than it really is:.**The small size is really pretty small. It would be okay for cherries, but not oranges.**The pretty part is the hammered inside, so if the bowl is filled, you're not going to see it. The outside isn't ugly, just nothing special.**The metal is hammered quite thin, so the bowl doesn't have much weight or heft.None of this is a problem for me, thus my five stars, just wanted to mention these features that might matter to someone else.

Really like these bowls. Holds a lot of candy or nuts etc and looks elegant.

I bought the largest size bowl to use as a fruit bowl. I kept throwing away fruit in the crisper which I had forgotten about and am hoping having it out will help remind us to eat it. It holds more fruit than we would actually be able to use in time if it sits out, so it’s plenty big for us. The bowl itself is very attractive. Some people commented on its thinness and though it is thinner and lighter (and cheaper) than my other stainless steel mixing bowls, it is certainly not foil thin and I would not be worried about it bending in any way.

I bought this bowl to use it as a salad bowl. It is attractive but cheaply made. Its stainless steel is almost paper-thin. After the first trial, the inside bottom of the bowl became badly scratched with fork marks. After the second trial, the fork marks got worse. In my opinion, it is best for serving candy or for potpourri because the outside of it looks nice.