Blue Bowls: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 20, 2026
Browse 17 listings for Blue Bowls, including options from Royal Copenhagen and Juliska. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 17 displayed listings with prices are listed from $25.00 to $229.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
Most are porcelain from Royal Copenhagen, featuring glossy glazes and classic fluted designs. Some are stoneware or ceramic, like the Wedgwood Gio Blue Bowl, which is lighter and more casual.
When selecting a bowl, think about size and intended use. Smaller bowls around 45-80 ml are great for sauces or desserts, while larger 200-ml bowls work for soups or salads. Look for a sturdy base and a smooth interior for easy cleaning.
Finish matters: a high-gloss glaze highlights the blue color and resists stains, while a matte or seersucker finish gives a softer look but may require gentle hand washing. Match the style to your table setting, whether you prefer a modern fluted edge or a traditional Delft blue pattern.

Blue Elements Bowl, 160 cl
Royal Copenhagen
$179.00

Blue Elements Bowl, 65 cl
Royal Copenhagen
$105.00

Blue Elements Bowl, 7 cl
Royal Copenhagen
$45.00

Blue Elements Bowl, 10 cl
Royal Copenhagen
$79.00

Blue Fluted Mega Bowl, 9 cl
Royal Copenhagen
$39.00

Blue Elements Bowl, 320 cl
Royal Copenhagen
$229.00

Blue Elements Bowl, 18 cm
Royal Copenhagen
$105.00

Blue Fluted Mega Bowl, 110 cl
Royal Copenhagen
$159.00

Iris Bowl, Blue, 110 cl
Royal Copenhagen
$89.00

Blue Fluted Mega Bowl, 47 cl
Royal Copenhagen
$99.00

Blue Fluted Mega Bowl, 3 cl, 2 pcs
Royal Copenhagen
$65.00

Blue Elements Bowl, 28 cm
Royal Copenhagen
$149.00

Blue Fluted Plain Bowl, 50 cl
Royal Copenhagen
$135.00

Blue Fluted Mega Bowl, 24 cl, 47 cl, 2 pcs
Royal Copenhagen
$139.00

Country Estate Berry Bowl - Delft Blue
Juliska
$54.00

Gio Blue Bowl
Wedgwood
$25.00

Perlée Cereal Bowl - Blue
LObjet
$120.00
Questions
Are these blue bowls dishwasher safe?
Most porcelain bowls from Royal Copenhagen are dishwasher safe, but hand washing preserves the glaze longer.
What is the difference between fluted and plain bowls?
Fluted bowls have ridged edges that add visual interest and can help grip food, while plain bowls have a smooth surface.
Can I use these bowls for microwave heating?
Yes, porcelain and ceramic bowls are generally microwave safe unless they have metallic trim.