Kitchen & Dining
Star Handle Coffee Mugs 14 Oz, Set of 6
Six large ceramic mugs, 14 ounces apiece, with the handle shaped into a star instead of the usual loop.
Kitchen & Dining
The store sells all 4 versions of this piece on one listing, so the rating and review count above are the combined figure for the whole family — not this version alone.
$36.99
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Matte black is the restaurant trick for making food look expensive: no reflection, no pattern, nothing competing with the color of what is on the surface. Four platters at 14 by 6 inches is the right count for a charcuterie run - one for meats, one for cheese, one for fruit, one for the sweet end - and the finish survives repeated service.
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A flat black surface absorbs light instead of bouncing it back, so sashimi, prosciutto and bright fruit stand out hard against it. Gloss plates throw highlights across the food.
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Four narrow platters let a spread be built in sections, each on its own surface, rather than crowded onto one giant board. Guests can pick a platter up and pass it along.
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Matte surfaces have a reputation for scratching. This ceramic is made to resist it, so the platters keep an even tone instead of developing shiny worn patches where the tongs land.
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These take the microwave and the oven, which means a tray of warm appetizers goes out on the same piece it was heated on. The dishwasher deals with it later.
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