Oval Serving Plate
- Designed by: Ettore Sottsass
- Made by: Alessi
- Price: $154.00
- More Info: alessi-shop.com
A silver (stainless steel) platter for the star of Thanksgiving dinner: the turkey. This 19.25-by-13-inch serving plate by Ettore Sottsass for Alessi should hold just about every bird fit for stuffing.
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