White Bowls: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 16, 2026
Browse 20 listings for White Bowls, including options from Jono Pandolfi and Vietri. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 20 displayed listings with prices are listed from $17.00 to $290.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
Most are made of ceramic or glass, with a few stone-ruffle or glass-large designs from VIETRI and Jono Pandolfi.
When choosing, consider the bowl’s shape-square, oval, or round-and its intended use, such as cereal, serving, or sauces. Larger diameters are better for family meals, while smaller coupe bowls work well for side dishes or desserts.
Check if the bowl is dishwasher-safe and whether it has a glaze that resists staining. Glass pieces may be heavier but showcase a sleek look, whereas ceramic offers classic durability.

8" Square Sided Bowl
Jono Pandolfi
$57.00

10" Coupe Entree Bowl
Jono Pandolfi
$94.00

2.5" Coupe Condiment Bowl
Jono Pandolfi
$17.00

Giorno White Cereal Bowl
Vietri
$58.00

Cornfield White Small Oval Bowl
Vietri
$95.40

Bari White Cereal Bowl
Vietri
$38.00

Giorno White Small Oval Bowl
Vietri
$84.00

Aria White Oval Shallow Bowl
Vietri
$122.00

Bari Blue and White Cereal Bowl
Vietri
$38.00

Bari White Serving Bowl
Vietri
$86.00

3.75" Coupe Fry Bowl
Jono Pandolfi
$29.00

Aurora Edge Medium Bowl
Vietri
$268.00

Aria White Cereal Bowl
Vietri
$38.00

6" Coupe Crudo Bowl
Jono Pandolfi
$29.00

Giorno White Medium Serving Bowl
Vietri
$192.00

Onda Glass Large Bowl
Vietri
$118.00

Giorno White Pasta Bowl
Vietri
$62.00

5.75" Coupe Cereal Bowl
Jono Pandolfi
$38.00

Incanto Stone Ruffle Large Bowl
Vietri
$290.00

8.5" Coupe Alaska Bowl
Jono Pandolfi
$57.00
Questions
What size bowl should I pick for everyday meals?
A 6-8 inch bowl works well for most meals, while larger 10-12 inch bowls are better for serving families.
Are white ceramic bowls prone to staining?
Glazed ceramic resists most stains, but acidic foods can leave marks over time if not cleaned promptly.
Can I use these bowls in the microwave?
Most glazed ceramic and glass bowls are microwave-safe, but check the product details for any metal accents.