Gray Serveware: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 16, 2026
Browse 14 listings for Gray Serveware, including options from Nickey Kehoe and Wedgwood. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 14 displayed listings with prices are listed from $55.00 to $650.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
Most pieces are made from pewter, stainless steel or stone, giving a sleek, muted look suitable for modern tablescapes.
Pewter items have a soft gray sheen and are often dishwasher safe, while stainless steel provides a brighter, more reflective finish. Stone pieces add a natural texture but may require hand washing.
When choosing gray serveware think about the material’s durability, how it matches your existing table settings, and whether you prefer a matte or polished look. Consider the size of serving bowls and trays for the types of dishes you plan to serve.

Pewter Pie Server
Nickey Kehoe
$179.00

Vera Wang Luxe Graphite Ice bucket
Wedgwood
$320.00

Vtg 18th Century Pewter Plate
Nickey Kehoe
$165.00

American Pewter Dish 14"
Nickey Kehoe
$195.00

Serving Bowl in Smoke
Nickey Kehoe
$260.00

Pewter Creamer No. 3
Nickey Kehoe
$95.00

Pewter Creamer No. 1
Nickey Kehoe
$95.00

Petite Pewter Cup
Nickey Kehoe
$95.00

Pedra Serving Bowl - Pewter
Nkuku
$55.00

Italian Pewter Egg Cup
Nickey Kehoe
$70.00

English Pewter Mug
Nickey Kehoe
$95.00

Moon Salad Set Brushed Stainless Steel
Rugs
$90.00

Italian Pewter Scalloped Pitcher
Nickey Kehoe
$650.00

Pewter Ice Tongs
Nickey Kehoe
$193.00
Questions
Is pewter safe for food serving?
Yes, modern pewter is lead-free and safe for serving food.
Can stainless steel serveware go in the dishwasher?
Most stainless steel pieces are dishwasher safe, but check the manufacturer’s care instructions.
How do I prevent gray stone platters from staining?
Wipe them clean promptly after use and avoid acidic foods that can leave marks.
Is there a difference between matte and polished gray serveware?
Matte finishes hide fingerprints better, while polished surfaces give a shinier appearance.
What size bowl is best for a salad?
A medium bowl of about 2-3 quarts works well for most family-size salads.