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Golden Dot - Porcelain spoon with gold

Golden Dot - Porcelain spoon with gold

Rating is 5.0 out of five stars based on 3 reviews
zł90.00Price

Approximate dimensions: length 13-14cm

the price is for 1 teaspoon

The photo shows an example spoon.

These are absolutely unique vessels. There are no two identical spoons, the differences are visible... they can be different lengths, they can differ in capacity, and even in color saturation. The surface shows traces of my hands, the walls are of uneven thickness, and the curves show how the item was made.


Three times fired in the kiln. The highest temperature is 1250C. The spoons are shiny and decorated with real 24 carat gold.

The spoons were created to be used as an addition to the sugar bowl, but they can be used in many ways... they can be used for sugar, salt, oil and other loose and liquid products, this is where our imagination counts.


Due to the gold-plated elements, I do not recommend washing in the dishwasher.


The spoons that end up in your hands will never be repeated. This is the advantage of hand-carved vessels.

The order fulfillment time depends on their stock in the store. Most often they are available immediately. In the absence of them, they will be fulfilled on your order, which means fulfillment up to 21 days. Such an extended time is related to the process of creating porcelain dishes.

Only 4 left in stock

Reviews

Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
5.0 | 3 reviews
3 reviews

  • Anita
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
    Verified
    Wyjątkowa łyżeczka

    Coś wspaniałego. Można powiedzieć, że to „magiczne mieszadełko”. Przecudowny przedmiot.


  • Pablo
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
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    Piękne dzieło sztuki

    Piękny i niezwykły dodatek do porcelany. Serdecznie dziękuje.


  • Krzysztof Deja
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
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    Ten drobny przedmiot nadaje elegancji całości.

Extras
or the golden dot above the porcelain "I"

How is our porcelain made?

Once upon a time in a small studio in Warsaw, a sculptor, with her cat Biszkopt....

porcelain workshop-1-2.jpg
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