Stoneware tabletop is naturally able to maintain even temperatures, both during and after the cooking process. Scorch that may alter flavor is prevented, dessert and cold soups are kept cold, and warmth is maintained in soups and stews.
Rounded, organically shaped dinnerware and serveware that is made unique by its matte finish.
DIMENSIONS
Stoneware Serving Bowl 11.8"
- ø 30 cm / ø 11.8"
- 10 cm h / 4" h
Stoneware Round Serving Platter
- 41 x 40 x 4 cm / 16.1 x 15.7 x 1.6"
- 2,45 kg | 5,4 lbs
Stoneware Pitcher 64 oz
- ø 15 cm / ø 6"
- 24.5 cm h / 9.7" h
- 190 cl / 64 oz
Stoneware Serving Plate with Handles 13.4"
- ø 34 cm / ø 13.4"
- 8 cm h / 3.2" h
Stoneware Olive Oil Bottle 21 oz
- ø 8 cm / ø 3.2"
- 25 cm h / 9.8" h
- 60 cl / 21 oz
Stoneware Coffee Mug 10 oz
- ø 9.5 cm / ø 3.7"
- 9 cm h / 3.6" h
- 30 cl / 10 oz
Stoneware Condiment Bowl 6 oz
- ø 10 cm / ø 4"
- 3.5 cm h / 1.4" h
- 17.8 cl | 6 oz
Stoneware Cereal Bowl 10 oz
- ø 13 cm / ø 5.2"
- 5 cm H / 2" H
- 30 cl | 10 oz
Stoneware Dessert Plate 7.9"
- ø 20 cm / ø 7.9"
- 3.7 cm h / 1.5" h
Stoneware Pasta Plate 9.4"
- ø 24 cm / ø 9.4"
- 4.5 cm h / 1.8" h
Stoneware Soup Plate 7.9"
- ø 20 cm / ø 7.9
- 5.5 cm h / 2.2"h
Stoneware Dinner Plate 10.2"
- ø 26 cm / ø 10.2"
- 3.7 cm h / 1.5" h
Stoneware Flat Dessert Plate 7.9"
- ø 20 cm / ø 7.9"
- 1.7 cm h / 0.7" h
Stoneware Flat Salad/Dinner Plate 9.4"
- ø 23.5 cm / ø 9.4"
- 1.7 cm h / 0.7" h
Stoneware Flat Dinner Plate 11.2"
- ø 28.5 cm / ø 11.2"
- 2 cm h / 0.8" h
Stoneware Cereal Bowl 10"
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5.2 x 5.2 x 2 in (13.2 x 13.2 x 5.1 cm)
Stoneware Bowl Spoon Shape
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7.5 x 3.5 x 1.6 in (19.1 x 8.9 x 4.1 cm)
MATERIAL
Handmade, Enameled stoneware
Completely free of toxic heavy metals (like cadmium and lead) and carcinogens found in other, less robust, ceramic forms.
CARE
Food safe
Microwave and dishwasher safe
USE
• Quick and extreme changes in temperature could cause thermal shock causing your stoneware to crack.
• Do not preheat stoneware and do not place wet stoneware in the oven.
• Do not use on the grill
• Do not place dense, frozen food items on Stoneware.
• Do not place hot stoneware directly on a cold surface as it may cause cracks, use trivet or a towel and let it cool down to avoid such cracks.
•The use of sharp utensils may leave slight scratches. A few options can help you remove them; rub your dishes using a good scrubber with baking soda, cream of tartare or a scouring powder (Bar Keepers Friend) with water.
•Disclaimer: Our products are handmade by ceramists, one at a time. As such, they're all unique in their own ways and you might spot a small fingerprint on the base, or the imprint of the grid onto which they were placed when fired. Please note that these are the mark of true craftsmanship.
