Ceramic Fruit Bowl with Banana Hanger Hook - Bamboo Removable Banana Holder with Basket for Storing Fruits and Vegetables - Stylish, Space-Saving Ceramic Fruit Basket for Kitchen Counter

This fruit dish with banana hook is easy to assemble and the perfect size for our household of two! It looks lovely on my counter!

I find it a little big for the purpose of the item. It takes too much room on my countertop. I had a hard time assembling it but once done it's sturdy. The price is a little high but overall nice.

Great

This is one well made product. It was an easy assembly, actually came with a tool you can use! Beautifully crafted and very attractive.

It's beautiful. Better than expected. Went together easily.I did take note of the height so it fits under the cabinet.

Our fruit bowl is always filled with things that are not fruit. Typically, there is an assortment of candy instead of bananas there. I surrendered that one to my husband last year. I was in need of a fruit bowl and found this.This is pretty enough, with a white ceramic bowl that can be washed, and a bamboo stand with a banana hook. The weight of the bowl keeps the stand solid. It looks wonderful filled with whatever fruits you like best.The only problem I had with it was that the wood felt a little porous and I'm concerned that bacteria or mold may come to rest there. It isn't a fantastic value for the price, but it is a good, solid option.4 stars

This is nice. The end.But seriously. Looks upscale with classic simplicity. And it's functional. As someone else noted - measure if you want to put it on you counter. It's TALL. Ours is on the island and really anchors the space. I love it!It comes with the tools to assemble and wasn't bad to put together. Maybe 15 minutes.Nice ceramic bowl can be easily washed. Definitely recommend this.

It is well balanced (I worried it wouldn't be) and it does the job.The fact that the bowl is removable is a godsend, especially for someone like me that tends to sometimes forget about fruit until I start seeing flies.Assembly is a bit more than you'd think, but nothing crazy. I'm sure anyone could put it together.