Wm Bartleet & Sons Traditional Porcelain Spoon Rest, White

Our Wm Bartleet & Sons English design white porcelain deluxe spoon rest is the ideal kitchen gadget for all those messy food prep tasks. A lovely addition to any kitchen and perfect for when mixing, baking or cooking. Keep your spatula, spoon, turner or whisk close to hand and beside the pan that you are using. This cooking tool holder sits on any kitchen surface with the drips and waste contents staying within the dished bowl, avoiding spills, stains and residue on the kitchen worktop. Great for keeping kitchen utensils and gadgets hygienic and clean while in use, particularly when barbequing outside. Durable and versatile an essential for any kitchen, it is super for home or catering use with a smooth gloss glaze finish. High quality vitrified porcelain with a smooth glaze finish, easy to clean and dishwasher safe. Dimensions: 25cm long. Wm Bartleet & Sons – established 1750 have created beautiful collections of tableware, cookware and home accessories for practical and reliable use. Premium quality multi-functional, oven to tableware and durable porcelain products. Every detail of the product and its use is scrutinised to create products you will want to rely on and use every single day.

• Premium quality white porcelain ceramic sauce jug with stand. The ideal jus pourer for serving at the dinner table.
• Timeless & traditional: Designed to be a timeless and traditional styled spoon rest. A classic elegant shape that is beautiful, practical, and sophisticated.
• Durable and versatile servingware. A classical white crockery spoon rest. great for home and catering use with a smooth gloss glaze finish.
• High quality vitrified porcelain, dishwasher, oven, microwave and freezer safe, easily stored with other tableware.
• 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.