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The Kitchen Table · Colour

Hand-Painted Stainless Steel Serveware

A little colour goes a long way.

Pansies around a picnic bowl, a garland on a lunch box, strawberries tucked among the day-to-day essentials. This hand-painted stainless steel collection brings colour to food on the move and meals outside, with open bowls for sharing and compartmented tiffin-style boxes for a neatly packed lunch.

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Byard’s Boutique Proper Things for Everyday Life

A raspberry-pink floral bowl filled with salad on an outdoor table with linen and glassware.
The Kitchen TablePainted detail for picnics and everyday lunches.

Pick the right piece

Open bowls are for serving; rectangular lunch boxes have three internal compartments.

Carry suitable foods

The tiffin-style boxes suit dry or low-moisture lunches and are not leakproof.

Keep the painted finish

Wash gently by hand, dry after use and follow each item's care instructions.

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Bring the garden to the picnic blanket

A painted bowl adds colour before you put anything in it. The pansy designs move from cornflower blue and buttercup yellow to turquoise and raspberry, in sizes suited to snacks or a larger serving. Choose one colour to sit beside your everyday pieces, or mix a few across an outdoor lunch. A linen tablecloth or simple picnic setting gives the flowers room to show without needing a matching set of everything.

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A lunch box worth bringing out

A rectangular tiffin-style box makes room for the different parts of lunch in one compact arrangement. The hand-painted designs range from garlands to strawberries and small garden motifs, with slight variations belonging to the painted finish. Use the internal compartments for suitable dry or low-moisture foods and carry dressings separately. Explore the full lunch-box collection to compare colours, patterns and the dimensions of the piece you plan to pack.

The Byard’s choosing guide

Colourful pieces with a practical purpose

Begin with what you want to carry or serve. Bowl sizes suit different portions, while a compartmented lunch box keeps several dry foods in one place. Then choose the colour and painted pattern you enjoy most.

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Are the tiffin lunch boxes stacked in separate tiers?

The hand-painted boxes in this collection are rectangular containers with three compartments inside one box. They have a lid and clip-lock side fastenings, rather than a stack of separate tiers. Check the product photographs and dimensions to see how that layout will suit your usual lunch.

Can I use the lunch boxes for soup or dressing?

No. These tiffin-style lunch boxes are not leakproof and are not suitable for liquids. Choose dry or low-moisture foods such as sandwiches, crackers and suitable snacks, following the product guidance. Pack soup, runny sauces and loose dressings in a separate container made for that purpose.

How do I care for the hand-painted serveware?

Clean gently by hand with a soft cloth or sponge, then dry thoroughly. Avoid abrasive cleaners that could damage the painted finish. These are serving and storage pieces, not cookware: do not use them in the microwave or oven, and follow the individual item's washing guidance.