Provisions Porcelain Bain Marie

Name: Provisions Porcelain Bain Marie
Brand: Hestan
SKU: 49193
Price: 50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (5 reviews)

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$50 ~~$100~~ In stock

Category: Kitchen - Tools and Utensils

Hestan white porcelain bain marie utensil holders are crafted with rare mineral composition that is kiln fired at 2,300ºF for a superior durability and chip resistance. With beautifully detailed design and Hestan monogram, it is worthy of prominent display.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Natalie K. ★★★★★ Nov 11, 2026

I was skeptical about spending this much on utensil holders, but the 2,300ºF kiln firing really shows—no chips after a month of daily use, and the white finish stays bright. It keeps my spatulas and spoons organized without sliding around.

Claire M. ★★★★★ Nov 5, 2026

The porcelain feels noticeably sturdier than my old ceramic holders, and it's held up fine through several dishwasher cycles already. Kiln-fired at 2,300°F apparently, which probably explains why the glaze hasn't chipped at all.

Stella ★★★★★ Nov 4, 2026

Bought two of these for a dinner party and the glaze still looks brand new after a month of near-daily use—no chips anywhere, even after a clumsy knock against the sink. The kiln-fired porcelain is genuinely tough stuff, and the detailing looks lovely on the table.