Bertozzi Fish One, Two, and Three Bowls Flatware & Serving Utensils Gammell had trained with William

Gammell had trained with William Paxton

Generous in scale

for braising meats and vegetables

a George Jones apprentice

Originally used as a hospitality vessel in which guests at country estates would be sent home on horseback with a farewell toast delivered by the host in a pewter and silver plate stirrup cup

Bertozzi Fish One, Two, and Three Bowls Flatware & Serving Utensils Gammell had trained with WilliamGraduated handmade bowls each with one, two, or three fishes representing the increased size of each bowl are designed for serving sauces, salsas, and side while entertaining. The Bertozzi family has been producing hand painted porcelain in Italy since 1920. Each piece is painted with hand mixed color, the recipes for which have been passed down from generation to generation.