



Maguelone Serving Bowl 18.5cm in Quartz
Handcrafted stoneware bowl in soft quartz, it’s ceramic tableware that celebrates imperfection, texture, and durable design.
Why we love this product…
The Maguelone Quartz bowl is quiet luxury, embodied. Its gentle glaze and organic shape bring balance to any setting – equally at home in coastal kitchens or minimalist spaces. Each piece is handcrafted in France, blending contemporary design with centuries-old ceramic tradition. Perfect for salads, pastas, or fruit, it’s tableware made to be lived with, not saved for special occasions.
Delivering each piece ware it belongs: with you.
Complimentary shipping on all orders over $200. Otherwise, a flat rate of $15–$25 based on parcel size.
Shipped by Australia Post from Sydney, your order will typically arrive within 2–7 business days of your shipping notification. If you're not home for delivery, you'll be notified to collect your parcel at your nearest collection point.
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Maguelone Serving Bowl 18.5cm in Quartz

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At WARE.Store, we do things differently. We focus on fewer, better pieces, curated for quality, function, and the quiet joy of daily rituals.
We curate intentionally, favouring timeless design and slow-made pieces that last well beyond a season. |
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We believe in beautiful things you’ll actually use. Our collection is made for slow mornings, shared meals, and meaningful moments. |
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Each piece is chosen with care, prioritising quality craftsmanship, sustainable materials, and makers who share our values. |
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