No Products in the Cart
DLISH Art of Gifting editorial collage featuring Italian luxury products: bottles, ceramics, olive oil, cognac and artisan pantry items curated for corporate gifting
By Mona Bavar, founder of DLISH · Updated October 24, 2026
|
The short answer The best corporate gift ideas for clients are things they will use or display, chosen for the person, not stamped with your logo. For most client lists that means a gift box between $100 and $300. For your top relationships, a single object with a maker and a story, from $300 up. Every gift below is in stock at DLISH with its US price, and none of them needs a minimum order. |
Looking for holiday client gifts right now?
For December 2026, start with gifts already in stock and choose by number of recipients, budget and whether they drink. For US addresses, order by November 13 for delivery December 8 to 16. See the DLISH Holiday Edit 2026 and our guide to last-minute corporate holiday gifts.
I have chosen gifts for clients and teams from Milan and Los Angeles for over a decade, and the ones that get remembered have one thing in common: they were chosen, not selected. A client can feel the difference the moment the box opens.
This list is for the people who have to get it right: founders, executive assistants, HR and client-relations leads. Every idea is a real DLISH product you can order today, many of them from makers we know by name through direct relationships with Italian artisans. Gifts are grouped by the question you are probably asking, with a price list by budget further down.
Gifts with a story the client can retell. None of them comes from a catalogue.
A penguin cocktail shaker, two vintage French martini glasses with black stems, Gordal olives and LA CHIPS from Italy. Everything for two martinis except the gin, so it ships anywhere without age checks. The client who always orders the martini will open this and laugh. See the Penguin Martini Gift Box, $194
A champagne bucket shaped like sculpture, in upcycled aluminium with a bronze finish. It holds the bottle when the deal closes and stays on the sideboard afterwards. Gift-wrapped with a handwritten card. See the Gravity Champagne Bucket, Bronze, $195
Amphora-aged Tuscan Sangiovese, an amber glass, a tarot deck and a book by Jung. A gift that starts a conversation instead of ending one. See the The Jung Archetypes Gift Box, $349
A spice box shaped like a toolbox, designed in Palermo by Raffaella Guidobono for Eleit.it. For the client who cooks and has never seen one. See the Speziale Spice Box, $178
1970s Tuscan art glass that changes colour as the light changes. A vintage piece with a story the recipient will retell. See the Arnolfo di Cambio Alexandrite Coupe, $126
Agalia, a Sicilian distillate, with two tasting glasses and an artisan panettone. A spirit most clients have not tried yet. See the Agalia Sicilian Spirit Set, $400
For the five or ten relationships that carry the year.
From the numbered Archetype series: a 2018 Sangiovese, bronze tools and a guidebook. Built for the CEO or the founder at the top of your list. See the The Emperor Tarot Wine Box, $475
Hand-blown Bohemian crystal, one litre, for whisky or wine. One of one. See the Moser “Boss” Decanter, $812
Clos Monicord Bordeaux, two Wabi Sabi glasses and three Cadesio chocolate bars. Held in quantity, so a key-client list of forty gets the same box. See the Bordeaux & Swiss Chocolate Box, $303
Barolo, Gragnano spaghetti, Cilento tomato sauce and olive oil, with a clear glass pot to cook them in. Dinner, delivered as an object. See the The Glass Pot Gift Box, $452
Designed by Raffaella Del Giudice for Eleit.it and handmade by Real Fabbrica di Capodimonte. For the client whose table matters. See the Pyxis Mozzarella Dish, $429
Amalfi Coast DOP olive oil with three handmade tasting vessels. A luxury gift that gets used, not stored. See the Famiglia Oliva Olive Oil Tasting, $440
For long customer lists. These are the boxes we keep in depth, so everyone gets the same gift on the same day.
FIOL Prosecco, Frisino olives from Puglia and two Ichendorf Kokeshi flutes. Held in quantity for long customer lists. See the Italian Prosecco & Gourmet Delights, $229
Pastificio dei Campi pasta, Cilento tomato sauce and a Bitossi Home bowl. No alcohol, so it works for any customer and any office. See the Artisanal Pasta Experience, $120
Red Label balsamic aged more than twelve years in a series of barrels. Held in quantity and easy to send in bulk. See the Aged Balsamic, 12 Years, $132
FRISINŌ olive oil from Puglia with salt, peppers and an Ichendorf coppetta. A well-made customer gift at the entry price. See the Olive Oil Tasting Set, $111
A full-bodied Italian coffee with crunchy nugget bites. Opened on a Monday morning, thought about all week. See the DLISH Coffee Box, $126
Gifts for December, all in stock now.
Two late-19th-century Baccarat coupes with FIOL Prosecco Rosé. The toast at the holiday party, sent in advance. See the Vintage Baccarat & Prosecco Rosé, $360
A ready-to-pour Campari Spritz, olives, tarallini, a glass and the Spritz book. The most affordable box in the edit. See the Italian Spritz Box, $109
Artisan Italian amari with vintage blue-stem glasses. For after dinner on the 25th. See the Amaro Explorer, $200
Ceramic, designed by Cristian Visentin. It holds the holiday chocolate, then serves it all year. See the Wave Chocolate Container & Tray, $263
Four sea salts and organic olive oil from one certified-organic farm in Umbria. Useful on every holiday table. See the Umbrian Salt & Olive Oil, $143
Antique, one of one, or blown by a single hand. When it is gone, it is gone.
Late-19th-century hand-cut Baccarat crystal. One set, and nobody else will have it. See the Antique Baccarat Champagne Glasses, $892
From the Alice collection by Bethan Gray for Editions Milano. One of one. See the Bethan Gray Alice Marble Bowl, $858
Hand-blown on Murano, Lebanese design and Venetian craft. One of one. See the Cobalt Murano Bowl by T. SAKHI, $618
Murano glass from the early to mid twentieth century. One of one. See the Vintage Murano Decanter, $755
From the Cooler collection by Editions Milano, carved from Italian marble. For the relationship that is worth it. See the Editions Milano Marble Cooler G, $1,440
For clients who do not drink, and for offices and states where wine is a problem.
Malawi breakfast tea, Earl Grey, green tea with mint and a brass strainer. Nothing that needs a corkscrew. See the Tea Tasting Box, $166
Quintosapore soup and Umbrian olive oil with two handmade bowls by Maddalena Selvini. See the Pumpkin & Black Truffle Soup, $229
Four spice blends and organic Etna olive oil from Boniviri, a B Corp. See the Sicilian Spice & Olive Oil, $132
Traditional balsamic from Acetaia San Giacomo with Camere Olfattive tasting vessels. See the Balsamic Tasting Set, $343
For the people who carried the year. Small, good and used every week.
Stainless steel, designed by Lara Caffi for knIndustrie. Italian coffee, made the slow way, at the desk or at home. See the Lady Anne Moka Pot, $120
Handmade ceramic with a gilt rim, from Bitossi Home. Held in quantity for whole teams. See the Bitossi Splatter Bowl, $48
Designed by Denis Guidone for Ichendorf Milano. For the end-of-year toast. See the Kokeshi Champagne Flute, $30
Tailor-cut and handmade in Milan. For the colleague who cooks for everyone. See the Il Grembiale Milano Chef’s Apron, $109
Three gifts matched to the people on the other side of the table.
Silver-plated, from Manufacture de Monaco, with navy rope handles. Understated, with no logo. One of one. See the Vintage Monaco Corkscrew & Opener, $200
Handmade in Naples by Rua Catalana, for bread and olive oil. A closing gift for the first dinner in a new home. See the Gea Bread & Oil Dish, $172
A 78-card deck by the artist Valentina Naldini. For a client who likes things that are slightly strange. See the Tarocchi Disturbanti Tarot Deck, $126
Most companies spend $100 to $150 a head on a broad client list, $150 to $300 on key clients, and more than $300 on the handful of relationships that matter most. DLISH gift boxes run from $100 to $500 per recipient with no minimum order.
34. Kokeshi Champagne Flute · $30
33. Bitossi Splatter Bowl · $48
19. Italian Spritz Box · $109
35. Il Grembiale Milano Chef’s Apron · $109
16. Olive Oil Tasting Set · $111
14. Artisanal Pasta Experience · $120
32. Lady Anne Moka Pot · $120
5. Arnolfo di Cambio Alexandrite Coupe · $126
17. DLISH Coffee Box · $126
38. Tarocchi Disturbanti Tarot Deck · $126
15. Aged Balsamic, 12 Years · $132
30. Sicilian Spice & Olive Oil · $132
22. Umbrian Salt & Olive Oil · $143
28. Tea Tasting Box · $166
37. Gea Bread & Oil Dish · $172
4. Speziale Spice Box · $178
1. Penguin Martini Gift Box · $194
2. Gravity Champagne Bucket, Bronze · $195
20. Amaro Explorer · $200
36. Vintage Monaco Corkscrew & Opener · $200
13. Italian Prosecco & Gourmet Delights · $229
29. Pumpkin & Black Truffle Soup · $229
21. Wave Chocolate Container & Tray · $263
9. Bordeaux & Swiss Chocolate Box · $303
31. Balsamic Tasting Set · $343
3. The Jung Archetypes Gift Box · $349
18. Vintage Baccarat & Prosecco Rosé · $360
6. Agalia Sicilian Spirit Set · $400
11. Pyxis Mozzarella Dish · $429
12. Famiglia Oliva Olive Oil Tasting · $440
10. The Glass Pot Gift Box · $452
7. The Emperor Tarot Wine Box · $475
25. Cobalt Murano Bowl by T. SAKHI · $618
26. Vintage Murano Decanter · $755
8. Moser “Boss” Decanter · $812
24. Bethan Gray Alice Marble Bowl · $858
23. Antique Baccarat Champagne Glasses · $892
27. Editions Milano Marble Cooler G · $1,440
One gift sent at the points that decide a relationship: the signed contract, the renewal, the close of a hard project. We keep the list, choose the gift for each moment and handle delivery. Tell us about your client list
A gift designed around your clients and your budget per head: the products, the packaging, your card and delivery to every address. Ready-to-ship boxes are on our luxury gift boxes page, and custom programmes are quoted to your budget per head. See DLISH corporate gifting
Sending to a client list?
Tell us how many people, where they are and the budget per head. We confirm stock and send back three directions within two days, with your name on the card.
Send the briefGood client gifts are things the recipient will use or display, chosen for the person rather than branded with your logo. Gift boxes of Italian food and wine, barware such as a champagne bucket or martini set, and objects from named makers work well. At DLISH most client gifts sit between $100 and $300, with no minimum order.
Choose a gift with a story the client can retell: a penguin martini box with vintage glasses, a sculptural bronze champagne bucket, 1970s Tuscan glass that changes colour, or a spice box designed in Palermo. Unique gifts come from a specific maker or era, not a catalogue.
Most companies spend $100 to $150 per person on a broad client list, $150 to $300 on key clients and more than $300 on their most important relationships. DLISH gift boxes run from $100 to $500 per recipient, and custom programmes are quoted to your budget per head.
For long customer lists choose boxes held in depth, so every customer receives the same gift on the same day. At DLISH these include the Prosecco and Gourmet Delights box, the Bordeaux and Swiss Chocolate box, the Artisanal Pasta box and 12-year aged balsamic.
Give something they cannot buy again: antique Baccarat crystal, a one-of-one Murano bowl or decanter, or a marble piece from Editions Milano. Vintage and one-of-one gifts are remembered because nobody else has them.
A tea tasting box, pumpkin and black truffle soup with handmade bowls, Sicilian spices with Etna olive oil, or traditional balsamic with tasting vessels. They feel as generous as wine and can go to any office.
For selected in-stock DLISH gifts shipping to US addresses, order by November 13 for delivery December 8 to 16, before offices close for the holidays.
No. DLISH sends a single gift or a full client list, with a handwritten card and no prices in the box.
Related reading: The DLISH Holiday Edit 2026 · Client Gifts That Get Remembered: The Complete Guide to Client Appreciation · Gifts for CEOs · Is it too late to order corporate holiday gifts?
