The bowl HB 549E impresses with its generous volume of 3.0 liters and a diameter of 19.5 cm, making it the perfect choice for larger portions and social occasions. Whether for hearty salads, robust stews, pasta creations, or side dishes like potatoes and vegetables – this bowl offers plenty of space and stylishly showcases your dishes. With its deep, round shape, it is also excellent for serving large portions of pasta or for a buffet. Combine the bowl HB 549E with the smaller variant HB 549D to create a harmonious table presentation, and complement your table with matching products like our. Dishes, Mugs, cups, or plates. Handcrafted in the Hedwig Bollhagen workshops in Marwitz, this bowl – like all our products – has combined artisanal perfection with timeless design since 1934. An elegant companion for every meal and festive table.
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