You might not need to update your tried-and-true gravy recipe. But what about your gravy boat? Check out our picks. And since a gravy boat without gravy is like the Internet without cat vids (incomplete), check out our guide to unbeatable, silky-smooth gravy.
A stark white number that won’t compete with the rest of your holiday table. La Classica Nuova gravy boat, $60
The porcelain enamel set doesn’t scream gravy boat, so you can use it for sauces all year. Pod sauceboat, $69, (415) 621-0764
A funky geometric handle keeps it from skewing too traditional. Renaissance Gold gravy boat by Wedgwood, $150
The intricately patterned piece has a pointy spout for daintier pours (and less mess). Venezia sauceboat set by Vista Alegre, $182
Pewter has all the traditional elegance of pricey silver and requires less polishing, too. Just be sure to dry it completely after washing to avoid water spots. Match pewter gravy boat, $200
The shape is sculptural yet functional: Two spouts let guests grab it from either direction. Terrace gravy boat set by Vista Alegre, $214
With its elaborate geometric handle, L’Objet’s sauce boat works for special occasions, yet is dishwasher, oven, and microwave safe. Byzanteum sauce boat by L'Objet, $216
Formal gold bands meet a sleek, contemporary shape. Lattitudes sauceboat by Royal Limoges, $345
What could possibly shine brighter than your famous gravy? This glimmering porcelain boat, of course. Ecume gravy boat, $367
For those that like the finer things in life. Hermès Cheval d’Orient sauceboat, $1,090
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