WM Bartleet & Sons 1750 Traditional Porcelain Honey Pot with Beech Wood Dipper 11cm – Yellow

Our Wm Bartleet & Sons English designed premium quality yellow porcelain honey serving pot with wooden dipper in beech. Ideal for using when cooking, baking in the kitchen or serving at the table. The white ceramic food container has a hole in the lid perfectly fitting the dipper with an ergonomic lid for easy lifting. Lovely to complement afternoon tea or morning toast, muffins and crumpets. Store on the dining table or in the kitchen ready for use. Durable and versatile serve ware cannister is super for home or catering use. High quality vitrified porcelain with a smooth glaze finish, easy to clean and dishwasher safe. Dimensions: 7cm (Diameter) x 8cm (High). Wm Bartleet & Sons established 1750, creates beautiful collections of English designed porcelain tableware, cookware and home accessories for practical everyday use. Stunning, multi-functional designs produced in tough oven-to-table quality materials. Every detail of our product design is scrutinised to create pieces you will want to rely on and use every single day.

• PREMIUM QUALITY PORCELAIN: Preserving storage pot for honey and maple syrup ready to serve in food preparation quickly and conveniently, whilst cooking or at the table.
• BEE HIVE SHAPE DESIGN: Shaped into a fun, attractive honey bee hive design. This pot keeps your honey fresh in style. Easy to use and fill with a completely removable lid.
• BEECH WOOD DRIZZLER: Complete with a built in handy wooden honey drizzler, the perfect tool for serving honey and syrups. Easily and cleanly drizzle Honey over toast or Maple syrup over pancakes.
• DURABLE AND VERSATILE STORAGE POT: Classic porcelain storage pot, perfect for home and catering use, smooth hard wearing gloss glaze finish.
• WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CERAMIC AND PORCELAIN? The major difference between ceramic and porcelain is the way it’s made. Both are made from a clay mixture that is fired in a kiln, but porcelain is made from more refined clay and is fired at higher temperatures. This makes it denser and more durable than ceramic.