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Skull In Red Crown Dessert Bowl - White, Bone China

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The dessert bowl features handcrafted fine bone china with the distinctive ...

The dessert bowl features handcrafted fine bone china with the distinctive Skull in Red Crown design from the Rock and Roll Collection. Its elegant shape provides versatility for desserts, fruits, yogurt, and light meals, while the 22kt burnished gold edge adds luxury and dishwasher-friendly durability. The compact design suits various serving needs, and the fine bone china construction ensures lasting British craftsmanship quality. Measuring 17cm in diameter.

An exquisitely crafted fine bone china dessert bowl with the Skull in Red Crown design from the Melody Rose Rock and Roll collection. With it's elegant and modern shape, the small sized bowl measures 17cm and is perfect size to use for desserts, fruits and yogurt but can be used for any meal from breakfast cereal to soups or serving snacks. Handmade in Stoke-on-Trent, England's pottery heartland, each bowl is edged with hand painted 22kt burnished gold for a luxurious and dishwasher friendly finish. The playful design paired with the best of British craftsmanship makes this bowl the perfect gift for foodies, design lovers and everyone in between. Mix, match and layer from the Melody Rose collection to create a unique set with a 21st century twist. We recommend that you hand wash fine bone china to help avoid hand applied gold details fading over time. Please avoid the use of metal scourers or abrasive detergents. For pieces in our new Burnished Gold collection, it is possible to use the dishwasher. Please use a delicate or china cycle. The recommended dishwasher temperature for Bone China is maximum 65⁰ C. Avoid hot dry cycle. Fine Bone China 100%

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